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AerCap Delays Boeing and Airbus Deliveries Amid Supply Chain Challenges

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AerCap, a global leader in aircraft leasing headquartered in Ireland, has announced delays in the delivery schedules of several Boeing and Airbus aircraft due to recent production disruptions. Ongoing labor strikes at Boeing have led AerCap to postpone deliveries of eight Boeing aircraft initially slated for 2024, with their delivery now deferred into 2025 and subsequently into 2026. This adjustment underscores the significant impact of labor disputes on the aviation industry’s complex supply chains and delivery commitments.

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