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US seeks forfeiture of Deer Jet Beijing G550 seized in Anchorage over alleged Iran export-control violations

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The U.S. government has initiated civil forfeiture proceedings against a Gulfstream G550 owned by Deer Jet Beijing, alleging it flew to Iran in December 2024 and remained there for six days in violation of export controls. Authorities seized the aircraft at Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport on May 24.

Discovered 2026-11-10T14:05:11.352829-08:00 | 2026-11-10T14:05:11.352829-08:00

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  • The case puts aircraft operations, ownership and routes under scrutiny: U.S. authorities allege the G550’s six-day stay in Iran violated export controls and are seeking forfeiture of the aircraft.
  • The seizure in Anchorage highlights the potential enforcement exposure for business aircraft and their owners when flights intersect with restricted destinations.

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