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Singapore Airlines Cancels Orders For Eight Boeing 737 MAX 8s

On Tuesday, May 16th, Singapore Airlines Group announced it reached an agreement with Boeing to cancel orders for eight Boeing 737 MAX 8s. Additionally, some changes were made to the carrier’s widebody deliveries. Let’s look at these adjustments in today’s video.

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