European Union Plans Tariffs on Boeing Aircraft if Trade Talks Fail, Financial Times Reports
- On May 6, 2025, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury urged the European Union in Paris to impose tariffs on Boeing aircraft imports.
- Faury made this call amid ongoing US-EU trade tensions and potential failure of negotiations to curb President Trump’s trade policies.
- The aerospace sector faces disruptions from the tit-for-tat tariffs following WTO rulings on illegal subsidies affecting both Airbus and Boeing.
- US tariffs range from 10% to 15% on EU aviation products since 2019, while Faury noted Boeing ships 80% of its aircraft overseas and would suffer more from retaliation.
- Faury emphasized reciprocal tariffs could force higher-level talks but warned a trade war would harm the already strained aerospace industry and global supply chains.
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