by Richard Schuurman | Jun 16, 2021 | Aerospace |
Now that the US and EU have frozen their war on state aid for large civil aircraft, the question is: how will aircraft funding change after the trade dispute? In the ‘Understanding on a cooperative framework for Large Civil Aircraft’, the United States and European...
by Ernest Arvai | Mar 6, 2020 | WTO |
The proposed joint venture between Boeing and Embraer has been approved by regulators around the world, but not the EU. The European Union has yet to approve the deal and its regulators have now twice requested additional market data from Boeing and Embraer, delaying...
by Ernest Arvai | Feb 21, 2020 | Boeing |
If it were not for the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX, the slow delivery process for the A320neo family would be the headline for the industry. Last month, the company delivered 18 A320neos and only 6 A321neos, with only 31 deliveries in total across all aircraft...
by Richard Schuurman | Feb 16, 2020 | Aerospace |
Trade tensions involving commercial and military aircraft are about to enter a new level after the US government announced higher tariffs on EU-build (Airbus) aircraft while considering new measures that could affect China’s Comac. Let’s have a look at the two cases....
by Addison Schonland | Oct 7, 2019 | WTO |
We decided to take a deeper look at what is at stake as the WTO case starts to play out. October 18 is when the US starts to impose its tariffs. The EU appears to be in no rush – the US played its card. The EU can respond when it is ready with equally or more...
