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Old 7th Mar 2018, 20:04
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Qantas to cancel Boeing orders in favour of Airbus

In breaking news Qantas is to cancel all outstanding Boeing orders in favour of Airbus after Australian government imposes retaliatory 25% tariff on commercial airliners produced in the USA. The Australian government said the action was a response to the Trump decision to impose a similar tariff on imports of steel and aluminium into the US and renege on a deal to not impose such tariffs on Australian producers. More to come.
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Old 7th Mar 2018, 20:17
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Lot of steel and aluminium exported from Aus to US.........................
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25 days early.

If QF were a government airline it may have happened though depending on what the break clauses were.
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Old 7th Mar 2018, 20:29
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Thanks Keg - you're on to it.
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Actually, thinking about it, a 300% tax on Boeing aircraft, to match the US tax on Canadian Bombardier jets would be more appropriate.
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Old 7th Mar 2018, 22:07
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Originally Posted by Dee Vee
Actually, thinking about it, a 0% tax on Boeing aircraft, to match the US tax on Canadian Bombardier jets would be more appropriate.
Fixed that for you, do try to keep up (the duty on Bombardier was thrown out over a month ago)
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Old 8th Mar 2018, 01:02
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Yeah not going to happen. Even if it does QF hardly have any outstanding Boeing orders...... just 4 787 left
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Old 8th Mar 2018, 02:25
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This thread, a great example of how to bounce rumours around. Better than tennis.
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Old 8th Mar 2018, 02:32
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Yes , he's early

On Eyre is obviously a little early in posting his hypothesis.The beginning of next month would have made it rational!
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Old 8th Mar 2018, 04:19
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Originally Posted by tdracer
Fixed that for you, do try to keep up (the duty on Bombardier was thrown out over a month ago)
Also since Airbus bought the CSeries, they are going to be built in the US alongside their A320 line in Mobile Alabama

In return Boeing will soon announce 51% of Embraer.
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Thank you all - my work here is done .
Have a nice day.
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