Japan failed to build its own airliner. Now it’s turning to Boeing (opens original article in a new tab)

Japan is exploring a partnership with Boeing to strengthen its civil aviation sector following the failure of its domestic airliner program, driven by techno-nationalism and competition with China.

• Japan is considering a partnership with Boeing to bolster its civil aviation sector after the failure of its own airliner program.
• Analysts suggest Japan's techno-nationalism and desire to compete with China drive the potential collaboration.
• China's purchase of 200 Boeing aircraft during Trump's visit to Beijing influenced Japan's interest in the partnership.