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Air India's Boeing Jet Order Pace Slows Due to Production Backlog and Supply Chain Delays

In a move aimed at addressing production and supply chain challenges, Air India has slowed down its orders for Boeing jets. The Indian national carrier cited a backlog in Boeing's manufacturing process and ongoing supply chain delays as the primary reasons for the decision.

Air India CEO, Ravi Menon, recently stated that the airline is committed to its fleet expansion plans but needs to pace itself to ensure a smooth delivery of new aircraft. We want to make sure we're not putting pressure on Boeing's production lines or creating logistical bottlenecks, said Menon in an interview.

Boeing has been grappling with production challenges and supply chain issues, particularly in recent years. The company has faced difficulties in meeting demand for its popular 737 MAX model, which has led to a backlog of orders and delays in delivery schedules.

Air India's decision to slow down its Boeing jet orders is seen as a prudent move given the ongoing challenges facing the manufacturer. By doing so, the airline aims to ensure that it receives new aircraft on time and without any disruptions to its operations.

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