Aerospace Industries Association urges Congress for full-year government funding after shutdown ends

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Aerospace Industries Association urges Congress for full-year government funding after shutdown ends

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The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) responded to the recent congressional vote that will reopen the federal government. On November 12, 2025, the House passed legislation to provide funding through January, which now awaits the President’s signature and will bring an end to a shutdown that lasted several weeks.

Eric Fanning, AIA President and CEO, commented on the decision. “AIA appreciates Congress voting to reopen the government, ending the longest shutdown in history. This is good news for the American worker, national security, and economy,” Fanning said. “Now, it’s time to finish the job: pass the remaining appropriations bills and fully fund the U.S. government by January 30. Full-year appropriations are essential to keep air travel safe, drive rapid innovation, and strengthen America’s industrial base.”

The temporary funding measure is intended to allow more time for lawmakers to agree on full-year spending bills before funding expires again at the end of January.

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