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AIA chief Eric Fanning weighs the aerospace impact of Congress’ continuing resolution

Eric Fanning, chief of the Aerospace Industries Association, discusses how aerospace suppliers and manufacturers view Congress’ continuing resolution plans currently advancing through lawmakers. The comments focus on what a potential stopgap could mean for program stability, contracting timelines, and near-term planning for the defense and aerospace industrial base.

Discovered 2026-07-27T13:36:12.007095-07:00 | 2026-07-27T13:36:12.007095-07:00

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  • Continuing resolution risk is directly tied to defense and aerospace procurement pacing, affecting contract timing and program continuity for prime and supplier work.
  • Fanning’s perspective provides industry’s read on how Congress’ stopgap approach may influence budgeting and execution in the aerospace industrial base.
  • For planning and risk management, the cluster highlights the likelihood that near-term legislative outcomes determine how quickly teams can staff, procure, and deliver against program schedules.

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