Regulations and Government
Bizav Groups Fear ‘Profound’ Disruptions with Tariffs
GAMA, NBAA said tariffs could have lasting effect
Pratt & Whitney technicians with engine
Aircraft and gas-turbine engines appear to qualify for the limited pause on tariffs. © Pratt & Whitney Canada

Business aviation advocates welcomed the 30-day pauses on the 25% additional duties planned for Canadian and Mexican products and the retaliatory actions from the two nations. However, industry associations expressed concern about the underlying difficulties surrounding tariffs, saying they could disrupt a highly regulated industry and hamper jobs along with economic growth.

The three countries agreed yesterday to temporarily hold off on such actions as dialogues continue surrounding U.S. border security and trade concerns. However, the White House moved forward with 10% additional tariffs on goods from China, and Chinese officials planned their own levies in response.

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