On June 20, GE Aerospace, the aircraft strike manufacturer, expected that despite Boeing's production cuts, the supply chain challenges faced by the group will continue until next year. Since the easing of the new crown epidemic, aviation transportation demand has been strong, and the aircraft supply chain has been tight in production and slow in engine maintenance. Stokes said on Wednesday that the company has been discussing with suppliers to jointly address the tight supply situation. Stokes is confident that the tight supply situation will improve, and the company is also discussing with suppliers how to solve the problem of component supply if it needs to increase production in the next few years.
GE Aerospace预计供应链紧张持续至明年
GE Aerospace expects the supply chain shortage to continue until next year.
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