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📦 Of turbojets or turbopropellers

Of turbojets or turbopropellers

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Overview

The category of turbojets or turbopropellers (HS Code: 8411) includes engines primarily used in aircraft propulsion. These are high-performance engines that operate on the principle of jet propulsion, including turbojets, turbopropellers, and other gas turbines designed for aviation. This category is critical to the aerospace industry, with applications in commercial, military, and private aviation. Trade in this category is influenced by technological advancements, defense spending, and the global demand for air travel.

Total Trade Volume

USD 80.5 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

2.5%

Highest Rate

8% (applied by certain developing countries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like USMCA and EU Single Market)

Common Restrictions

  • Export controls for military-grade engines
  • Import licensing requirements for dual-use technologies
  • Compliance with international aviation safety standards
  • Sanctions and embargoes on specific countries

Market Trends

Rising demand for fuel-efficient engines

Increased investment in R&D for sustainable aviation technologies, driving trade in newer, eco-friendly turbojet and turbopropeller models.

2021-2022

Growth in military spending

Higher demand for advanced turbojet engines for defense applications, particularly in regions with geopolitical tensions.

2020-2022

Supply chain disruptions

Delays in production and delivery of engines due to COVID-19 and geopolitical issues, affecting trade volumes temporarily.

2020-2021

Recent Developments

New EU-US Trade Agreement on Aerospace

The EU and US finalized an agreement to reduce tariffs on aerospace components, including turbojets and turbopropellers, to boost transatlantic trade.

June 2021

Expected to increase trade volume by 10-15% between the two regions over the next five years.

Export Restrictions on Military Engines

Several countries, including the US and UK, tightened export controls on military-grade turbojet engines due to national security concerns.

March 2022

Reduced trade with certain nations, redirecting focus to domestic production and alternative markets.

Advancements in Sustainable Aviation Technology

Major manufacturers like Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney unveiled new turbofan engines with lower carbon emissions, aligning with global sustainability goals.

September 2022

Likely to shift market preference towards greener technologies, influencing future trade patterns.