The United States’ export control restrictions on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) are hurting its defense industrial base and the time is now for Congress to act to ensure the U.S. aerospace industrial base remains “second to none,” according to an industry CEO. Northrop Grumman Chief Executive Officer Wes Bush told an audience recently at the Aero Club of Washington that the passage of a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorization bill to integrate UASs into civil airspace no later than September…
Northrop Grumman CEO: Export Controls Hurting U.S. Aerospace Industry
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