Norwegian Air Shuttle tempered its fleet growth expectations for next year due to a strike at Boeing, in the latest sign of how issues at the U.S. plane maker are disrupting airlines’ expansion plans.

Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA’s growth is expected to slow next year as a strike at Boeing Co. deprives the low-cost carrier of new jets, adding to an industrywide bottleneck that’s hurting airlines globally.

Norwegian Air Group capacity growth for 2025 is forecast to slow down from 13% projected for this year. The Scandinavian owner of Norwegian Air and regional carrier Wideroe blamed aircraft delivery delays from Boeing “which are expected to worsen” due to an ongoing strike by more than 30,