The reporter learned from the Ministry of Commerce on the 13th that in order to regulate the management of export licenses for dual-use items related to the civil aviation sector, the Ministry of Commerce recently studied and drafted the “Administrative Measures on Export Certificates for Dual-use Items Related to the Civil Aviation Sector” and is now publicly seeking comments. The head of the Safety and Control Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce explained that items such as engines and inertial navigators used in the field of civil aviation are dual-use items. In 2006, the Ministry of Commerce promulgated and implemented the “Administrative Measures on the Export Classification of Civil Aviation Parts” to facilitate aviation companies to maintain components such as engines and inertial navigators while leaving the country, and to promote civil aviation safety and industrial development. In December 2024, the “Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Export Control of Dual-Use Items” came into effect, and the export control licensing system was adjusted. The “Administrative Measures on Export Classification of Civil Aviation Parts” needed to be adjusted accordingly in accordance with the latest regulations. The draft for solicitation of comments on the measures consists of 22 articles, which mainly stipulate applicable subjects, applicable situations, registration and customs procedures, administrative requirements, administrative penalties, etc., making it clear that civil aviation enterprises export relevant items for reasonable purposes such as maintenance, maintenance, leasing, etc., without applying for licenses on a case-by-case basis. After registering and filling in the relevant information, they automatically obtain export certificates and export them themselves. The head of the Safety and Control Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce said that the next step will be to improve the measures based on public consultation and feedback, and push for measures to be introduced as soon as possible to facilitate aviation companies' exports in compliance.

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