Boeing(US:BA) Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-10-23 10:37Core Viewpoint - Boeing has appointed Landon Loomis as the new President of Boeing China, effective immediately, succeeding Liu Qing who has retired [1][3]. Group 1: New Appointment - Landon Loomis will be based in Beijing and will oversee daily operations, strategy, partnerships, and high-level government relations for Boeing in China [1]. - Loomis has a background in trade, having served as a trade officer at the U.S. Embassy in China for five years, focusing on the aviation sector [3]. - He joined Boeing in 2019 and has held various positions, including Vice President of Global Policy and President of Boeing Latin America and the Caribbean [3]. Group 2: Previous Leadership - Liu Qing, the former President of Boeing China, had over 20 years of executive experience in China, including roles at Ford and Chrysler [4]. - During Liu's tenure, he led several collaborative projects with Chinese airlines and research institutions, focusing on technology development and talent training [6]. Group 3: Historical Context - Boeing's relationship with China dates back to 1916, with significant milestones including the first large-scale aircraft order in 1972 [8]. - Despite a history of strong cooperation, Boeing's performance in China has faced challenges in recent years due to trade tensions and quality issues [8]. - In 2025, Boeing planned to deliver 49 aircraft to China, but the outlook for the remaining deliveries has become uncertain due to tariff disputes [8].