The strike at the Boeing plant may increase the shortage of airplanes and raise ticket prices
Kyiv • UNN
The first strike at a Boeing plant in 16 years began on Friday. This could worsen the global airplane shortage, lead to a further increase in airfares, and force airlines to operate older aircraft.
The first strike in 16 years at the Boeing plant could lead to a worsening of the global airplane shortage and an increase in airfare. This is reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
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Boeing's West Coast aircraft plant has announced a strike that began at midnight on Friday. This is the company's first strike since 2008, when the vast majority of employees refused a new contract, suspending production of the popular Boeing 737 MAX model.
Industry executives and analysts warn that the strike could further exacerbate the global aircraft shortage, which is already driving up airfares and forcing airlines to continue operating older aircraft. The lack of new aircraft could worsen the market situation and push airfares even higher.
