Boeing is afraid to stay without titanium from Russia
In Boeing fear the introduction of new sanctions, it does not really matter who initiates it - Washington or Moscow.

In Boeing fear the introduction of new sanctions, it does not really matter who initiates it - Washington or Moscow.
If the situation goes according to the scenario of escalation of tensions between the US and Russian aircraft manufacturing company can remain without much needed domestic titanium.
In the worsening of relations between Russia and the West, the South American company Boeing has decided to err and to create a stock of domestic titanium items. On such measures went and 1 from the main financial and industrial groups USA United Technologies, ITAR-TASS referring to The Wall Street Journal.
Integral part of the companies supplying domestic company VSMPO-AVISMA - the main worldwide manufacturer of titanium and its products. The company supplies its products to the markets of the 50 States. From it is dependent on a large number of global firms involved in the world of aviation and space industry. Domestic firm is considered for the many firms strategic General supplier.
Note that South American companies began to make stocks of the domestic component parts on the background of the sanctions wars between Russia and the West. The United States and some European countries for several months was imposed restrictions against Russian people and firms. In response, Moscow has not permitted the import of food products from the States that supported anti-Russian sanctions.
Today the national government powers regard the introduction of restrictions transit flights through the airspace of the state for Western airlines. As for the Ukrainian avipereletov Russian sky is already closed.
Remember, Russia used the embargo on deliveries of some categories of goods from the European Union, the United States, Australia, Canada and Norway. A complete ban on the supply to the Russian Federation covers beef, pork, poultry, fish, cheese, milk and fruit-and-vegetable products for a period of 1 year.