Boeing, Aerospace Suppliers Primed for Disruption Amid Trump's Tariffs

2 of the world's biggest airlines say they'll reject new planes if Trump's tariffs push up prices

Ryanair joined Delta in saying it would say no to new planes if tariffs make them more costly.Marcos del Mazo/LightRocket via Getty ImagesRyanair's CEO said tariffs would mean "there's every likelihood we may delay" aircraft deliveries.Michael O'Leary added that he hoped "common sense will prevail."It comes after Delta Air Lines' CEO also said he would delay receiving any tariffed planes.Europe's biggest airline joined Delta in saying it is read…

Boeing, Aerospace Suppliers Primed for Disruption Amid Trump's Tariffs

The aerospace industry, like so many other economic sectors, has been anticipating some fallout from the Trump administration's new tariffs.

Air cargo watches and waits as trade chaos creates 'slowbalisation' - The Loadstar

Air cargo is in a “wait-and-see moment”, as the industry tries to navigate through the chaos wrought by the US’s sweeping new tariff regime. Changing trade rules have combined with geopolitical risks, creating a moment of unprecedented uncertainty, said trade facilitation programme officer at the International Trade Centre Alina Fetisova, at IATA’s World Cargo Symposium in Dubai today. “We are witnessing a slower pace of growth, with the tariffs…

The United States of America has changed its tariffs, and the supply chains in aviation are also affected, and the lawyer Nina Naske explains WTO rules and treaty rules.

Delta Says It Won’t Be Paying Tariffs On New Airbuses

The CEO of Delta Airlines says he has the threat of import tariffs on dozens of new Airbus aircraft figured out. Ed Bastian said he’s simply not going to pay them. The airline announced it would pause deliveries from Airbus factories in Canada and Europe to avoid the blanket 10 percent tariff that is now in effect on virtually all goods imported to the U.S. Delta was expecting 20 A350s by the end of this year but the number A220s from a plant ne…

How will tariffs impact the industry? - World Aviation Fe...

Originally posted on Aerospace Tech Review   On Wednesday, Trump announced a 90-day pause on most tariffs introduced on 2nd April. This delay has offered short-term reprieve but has not provided assurances for what the future holds. Wider supply chain challenges have plagued the industry for years now, impacting performance, revenue, and capacity. Now, with the threat of US tariffs, more uncertainty and disruption looms. Last week, Delta Air Lin…