US and EU Reach Deal to End 17-Year Boeing-Airbus Trade Dispute

U.S. President Joe Biden agreed with European Union (EU) leaders on Tuesday to end a trade dispute over aircraft subsidies by suspending tariffs to Boeing and Airbus, officials said.
US and EU Reach Deal to End 17-Year Boeing-Airbus Trade Dispute
President of the EU Commission Ursula von der Leyen (L) and President Joe Biden arrive for an EU-US summit at the European Union headquarters in Brussels on June 15, 2021. Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP via Getty Images
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President Joe Biden agreed with European Union (EU) leaders on Tuesday to end a trade dispute over aircraft subsidies by suspending tariffs to Boeing and Airbus, officials said.

“Today, the United States and the European Union made a major breakthrough in the Boeing-Airbus trade dispute, which has lasted more than 16 years,” Biden said in a White House statement. “Both the U.S. and EU agreed to suspend our tariffs for five years, and we committed to ensuring a level playing field for our companies and our workers.”
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