Delta warns of customs tariffs amid the achievement of national security in aircraft imports

Responding to the federal investigation into the impact of the national security of imported commercial aircraft, jet engines and parts, Delta Airlines He urged the government not to impose a new tariff.

A spokesman for the Delta Fox News digital document From a law firm, she was responding on behalf of the airline to the government’s general suspension request to the investigation.

The message warned that “without saving time, any possible tariff will not only threaten our manufacture of aircraft, but will also prevent Delta’s ability to buy locally produced aircraft or abroad.”

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“If the trade recommends definitions under Article 232, the procedure will also impose an unexpected tax on the purchase of a delta for the aircraft that they contracted for years ago. Delta is likely to be forced to cancel the current contracts and reconsider the contracts subject to negotiation.”

In 2023 and 2024, the company accepted the delivery of 47 Airbus Planes I noticed the document made in Canada, Germany or France, stressing that if the airline is not able to accept aircraft due to the customs tariff, this would need flights, a step that had an impact on about 10 million customers annually.

And the message warned: “A similar effect can be expected to move forward if the trade is recommended by definitions on Section 232.”

“The imposition of a new tariff on aircraft, engines, and parts would frustrate the growth of the growing foothold in high skills manufacturing services such as maintenance, repairs, aircraft repair, engines and component parts. The new acquaintances of DELATER will purchase DELATERS.

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In a statement by Fox News Digital, White House “The Trump administration is committed to the first agenda of America’s business to protect national and economic security for our country. To achieve that end, the Ministry of Commerce is currently following an investigation in section 232 in imports of jet engines and spare parts. Any possible decisions based on the results of this prolonged investigation, President Trump will be announced.”

The Ministry of Commerce did not respond to a request for a comment Fox News Digital by publishing time.

The notice of the general comment request on the investigation indicated that “on May 1, 2025, the Minister of Commerce began an investigation under Article 232 (19 USC 1862) to determine the effects of national security for commercial aircraft and jet engines, and spare parts for commercial aircraft and jet engines.”

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