SEOUL (Reuters) -A new Boeing 737 MAX landed back in China on Monday, flight tracking data showed, a sign the U.S. planemaker was resuming deliveries to Chinese customers as Beijing and Washington ease their tariff war.

Boeing's aircraft deliveries to China have quietly restarted after a two-month suspension, as trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing show signs of progress. The US planemaker reported strong May 2025 order momentum,

Boeing (NYSE:BA) resumes aircraft deliveries to China, with a 737 MAX taking off on Friday for its delivery facility as Sino-U.S. trade tensions ease. Read more here.