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Airbus and China agreed to a massive order for 300 aircraft earlier this week, culminating negotiations underway for some time.  The deal was announced at a summit of the French President Macron and Chinese Chairman Xi Jinping.

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With China having been the first to ground the 737MAX and now placing an order for 290 of the competing A320neo, plus 10 A350 wide-bodies, the question is whether this order has any relationship to the US-China trade negotiations.

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