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Boeing: fine for exporting military avionics-provided civil planes to China

Washington, USA - The risk would be the one of paying USD 47m due to the well known embargo but other firms would be trying to avoid the problem

US authorities would have found the presence of avionic components with possible military deployment aboard commercial airplanes offered by Boeing to Chinese market. So, by virtue of the embargo against the export of weapon systems and military devices to the Chinese People Republic, the well known US aerospace group could be forced to pay a fine worth about USD 47m. Boeing, anyway, would not be the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 123942
Rome, Italy, 07/18/2005 14:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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