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China’s Commerce Ministry Seeks Public Comment on Dual-Use Export Rules for Civil Aviation

China’s Ministry of Commerce has released draft measures governing export certificates for dual-use items in the civil aviation sector and opened them to public comment. The draft, titled the Measures for the Administration of Export Certificates for Civil-Use Aviation-Related Dual-Use Items, contains 22 articles. Covered entities include domestic and foreign airlines, cargo carriers, aircraft maintenance firms, specialized aviation-materials importers with average annual revenue above 2 billion yuan, and aircraft manufacturers.

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The draft's reach is notable less for its aviation focus than for its definitional breadth: airlines, cargo carriers, MRO providers, large materials importers and manufacturers all fall inside the same certificate regime, meaning compliance obligations would sit across the supply chain rather than at a single export gate. For cross-border aviation and trade participants, the open question is how the licensing criteria in the 22 articles are finalized, since certificate scope — not the headline measure — determines who faces added friction. Whether the public comment period materially reshapes those criteria is worth watching.

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