AerCap, Boeing
AerCap CEO Warns Trump's Tariffs Could Stall Boeing's Recovery
AerCap CEO Aengus Kelly highlights potential risks to Boeing's recovery from U.S. President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs. The tariffs could affect supply chains, delay aircraft certifications, and complicate efforts to convert inventory into cash.
Potential trade tariffs could disrupt Boeing's cash generation, says AerCap CEO
Notably, Boeing's largest engine supplier is CFM, a company owned by GE Aerospace and France's Safran (EPA: SAF ). Kelly further stressed on the need for Boeing to generate cash, stating that tariffs would not support this goal.
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