U.S. Tariffs on Aircraft Threaten Airline Safety and Supply Chains

Delta Air Lines warned that tariffs on imported airplanes and parts could force the airline to cancel orders and stop buying foreign-made planes, potentially impacting flights serving 10 million customers annually and harming U.S. aircraft manufacturing. The airline's concerns are part of a broader industry warning about the risks tariffs pose to aviation safety and the supply chain, amid ongoing investigations into national security threats from imported aerospace goods.