US slows aircraft parts licences to China and drafts tighter export rules
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- The United States has slowed export licences for aircraft parts destined for China in recent weeks.
- Washington is considering a draft regulation that would add a licence requirement for the sale of aircraft hydraulic fluid to China, could more easily restrict the export of landing gear and other parts, and would limit the quantity of parts that can be supplied to Comac to prevent inventory buildup.
- No general export ban or new rule is currently in force, and the US Trade Ministry and the White House have not commented, placing the civil aviation supply chain at the centre of US‑China trade talks.
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