Indonesian airline Garuda says after talks with Boeing that it won’t change airplane makers but will seek to switch to other Boeing planes
JAKARTA, Indonesia—Boeing Co. and PT Garuda Indonesia moved closer Thursday to resolving the airline’s request to alter or cancel a longstanding order for 737 MAX jets following the aircraft model’s two recent crashes, with one option being to switch to different planes, Garuda’s chief executive said.
“We still believe in the Boeing brand, but we no longer believe in the MAX 8 product,” I Gusti Ngurah Askhara Danadiputra, the flag carrier’s chief, said after meeting with Boeing representatives early Thursday at Jakarta’s main...
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