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Australian low-cost carrier Bonza plans to expand its network and fleet, focusing on underserved domestic routes and avoiding competition with larger airlines.

A tale of highs, lows and uncertain horizons

(Reuters) -Boeing has recently identified a new 737 MAX quality problem involving supplier Spirit AeroSystems that has resulted in improperly drilled holes on the aft pressure bulkhead, the planemaker said on Wednesday. Boeing said the defect will delay near-term deliveries and the company is evaluating whether it could cause it to miss its annual delivery target of at least 400 737s this year. Boeing shares were down 2.7% and Spirit shares fell 6.1% in afterhours trading.

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Not all fuselages are affected.

Not all fuselages are affected.

The plane has drawn more than 550 orders from carriers like United and American, and is expected to open routes that previously required a layover.

Boeing's 737 MAX 10 is so heavily modified that it's almost a standalone jet, but Boeing has done everything to keep it under the MAX family umbrella.

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From Shanghai to Beijing and back, the journeys will mark the culmination of 14 years of home-grown development in China’s bid to compete with Boeing and Airbus.