By Justin Bachman
Bloomberg
For U.S. airlines, the phrase “Made in America” comes with a whole new financial imperative thanks to the trade fight between the Trump administration and Europe.
In October, the White House levied a 10% tariff on European-built aircraft as part of a broader conflict over aviation industry subsidies. The move followed a World Trade Organization ruling that EU assistance to Europe-based Airbus had damaged Chicago-based Boeing, the latest chapter in a 15-year dispute over government support for the world’s two largest aircraft manufacturers.
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