Airlines have stopped ordering Boeing 737 planes, according to the company's first quarter data, a troubling sign for the future of company's fastest selling airplane. Boeing announced Tuesday that no new orders of the 737 Max were made in March. Airlines have stopped ordering Boeing 737 Max planes, according to company's first quarter sales data, a troubling sign for the future of what was previously its fastest selling airplane. New data released Tuesday pointed to no new orders of the 737 Max in March. Consumers have distanced themselves from the 737 Max planes in the wake of the fatal crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight ET302, which took place on March 10.

Source: Ethiopian News April 10, 2019 09:11 UTC