Poll: Will The Sale Of F-35s To The UAE Proceed Under President-Elect Joe Biden?

In the final months of President Donald Trump’s presidency, his administration notified Congress of billions in potential Foreign Military Sales – including the possibility of the UAE purchasing F-35s and MQ-9 Reapers, Taiwan to buy guided cruise missiles and reconnaissance pods for its F-16 fighters. In all, the State Department authorized arms transfers worth about $175 billion in 2020, though actual completed sales for the year totaled just $50.8 billion – a three-year low. 

Will the sale of F-35s to the UAE proceed under President-elect Joe Biden? Vote below:

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Join Aviation Week's editors tomorrow at 10:00 EST for a complimentary webinar as they discuss the future of foreign military sales including:

• What the fate of these proposed transactions might be
• How a President Joe Biden administration may change course How the COVID-19 pandemic may influence sales
• How companies can navigate this changing environment 

The team will also be answering your questions on the topic in the interactive webinar tomorrow, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 EST / 15:00 GMT / 16:00 CST.

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