Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Analyst Report Spotlights Harm of Tariffs to Bizav
Nearly 60% of operators surveyed cited tariff uncertainty as a reason to delay purchases
Citation Longitude business jet
Cessna Citation Longitude © Textron Aviation

Free trade that is anchored in multilateral agreements has been a cornerstone of U.S. strength in business aviation, but any deviation toward tariffs threatens to undermine both U.S. national security and economic vitality, cautions a report released today by industry consultant and data specialist Rolland Vincent Associates (RVA).

That report, “Back to the Future: In Support of a Zero-Tariff Marketplace for Business Jets,” delves into the dynamics of the business aircraft manufacturing sector and the harm that comes from new or potential tariffs. It also explores potential U.S. national security concerns under the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Section 232 investigation launched in May.

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