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Boeing Co says 141 jet orders in limbo amid conflict in Ukraine

Boeing unveiled the adjustment to its order backlog in monthly orders and deliveries data that also showed it had delivered 41 jets to customers in March.

The latest issue was discovered by Boeing mechanics “on a production airplane during normal build activity”
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Boeing said the accounting adjustment included 141 aircraft removed from its backlog for financial and contractual considerations.

Reuters SEATTLE
Boeing Co on Tuesday moved orders for 141 of its airplanes into accounting limbo due to the war in Ukraine and international sanctions against Russia, among other contractual issues, meaning it no longer expects the jets to be delivered.
 
Boeing unveiled the adjustment to its order backlog in monthly orders and deliveries data that also showed it had delivered 41 jets to customers in March.
 
The monthly deliveries tally included 34 of its cash-cow 737 MAX single-aisle jets, two 767 freighters for FedEx Corp and a 777 freighter for China Airlines.
 
The 41 March deliveries - nearly double the 22

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