U.S. Commerce Department imposes new limits on aircraft parts exports to COMAC

U.S. Commerce Department imposes new limits on aircraft parts exports to COMAC
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The U.S. Commerce Department has introduced new restrictions that limit the quantity of aircraft components that can be exported to China’s state‑owned manufacturer COMAC, aiming to prevent the company from stockpiling parts.

In recent weeks the department has also slowed the evaluation of export‑license applications for aircraft parts to China, and it is considering a regulation that would ease restrictions on exporting landing gear and other aviation components.

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