Apple is drastically cutting iPhone Air production due to weak global demand, reducing orders to near "end of production" levels. Despite this, overall iPhone 17 lineup sales remain strong, with increased orders for the standard and Pro models. China, however, shows a rare bright spot with the iPhone Air selling out quickly after its delayed launch.
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