DoD Labels Cirrus as Chinese Military Company, Foreshadowing NDAA Procurement Bans

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The Department of Defense designated Cirrus Design Corporation as a Chinese Military Company in a list of 188 firms, setting the stage for NDAA-based procurement bans: direct contracts barred from June 30, 2026 and indirect procurement prohibited by June 30, 2027. Cirrus has been owned by AVIC subsidiary China Aviation Industry General Aircraft since 2011, and it’s unclear whether the USAF Academy’s use of Cirrus SR-20 trainers will continue after the ban.
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