Abramovich’s Luxury Jet Among 100 Planes Cited Over U.S. Rules
- Aircraft exported to Russia in apparent violation, BIS says
- Planes made in U.S. or with American content can’t be serviced
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The Biden administration identified billionaire Roman Abramovich’s Gulfstream business jet among 100 for apparent violations of the nation’s export controls imposed over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The sanctions apply to commercial and private aircraft destined for Russia and Belarus in recent weeks, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security said in a statement Friday. Other planes were listed as belonging to carriers including Aeroflot PJSC.