EU votes to extend the temporary truce on retaliatory tariffs between Airbus and Boeing, keeping the aerospace trade dispute on holdExecutive summary: The EU voted to prolong the suspension of retaliatory tariffs imposed on Airbus and Boeing, extending the current trade truce while details of its length are still under negotiation. The extension keeps aerospace trade stable, avoiding additional duties that could raise aircraft prices and disrupt supply chains for airlines and manufacturers. European Parliament, EU trade officials, Airbus, Boeing, and the United States (as the counterpart in the subsidy dispute). Negotiations will continue to set a definitive duration for the truce; if no agreement is reached, the EU may re‑impose tariffs or seek a longer‑term settlement.On Thursday, the European Parliament approved a continuation of the suspension of EU counter‑tariffs on Airbus and Boeing, pending further negotiations on the duration. The move preserves the status quo in a long‑running transatlantic subsidy dispute that has seen periodic tariff escalations. While the extension eases immediate trade tensions, the underlying disagreement over state aid remains unresolved and could resurface once negotiations conclude.Connected developmentsAir Force One replacement and Boeing's roleDassault and Airbus dispute over drone projectAsí es el nuevo Air Force One: un Boeing de lujo con los colores de la bandera estadounidense« Dernier voyage » : les États-Unis disent adieu à un Air Force One, un Boeing qatari pour le remplacerVerteidigung: Dassault und Airbus streiten offenbar auch über DrohnenprojektOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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