Boeing Says Bombardier Dumping Puts Smallest New 737 at Risk
- The U.S. company says in hearing Bombardier isn’t playing fair
- Delta testifies Boeing didn’t have a plane fitting its needs
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Boeing Co. warned that its 737 Max 7 passenger jet may not survive if Bombardier Inc. continues to sell aircraft below fair-market value, as the two planemakers square off in a case that’s putting profits and diplomatic ties on the line.
“Our Max 7 is at extreme risk,” Kevin McAllister, the head of Boeing’s commercial airplanes division, told a panel at the U.S. International Trade Commission during a daylong hearing Monday. “If you don’t level the playing field now, it will be too late.”