Huawei: US restrictions have no impact on the aviation sector

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A senior executive of Huawei said on Monday that US moves against the Chinese technology company "have no effect" on the airline business in the company, although many countries have taken steps to prevent mobile phone services.

According to the site Phys British, Inc. signed Huawei In an intense trade war between the United States and China, where Chinese President Donald Trump has been blacklisted because of concerns about national security.

But Iman Liu, head of the global transport business unit Huawei, Said the company's aviation business has not been touched yet.

"So far, there is no impact," Liu told AFP on the sidelines of the annual conference of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Seoul.

Huawei's clients at the event pledged to "continue to cooperate" with the company despite Washington's accusations, Liu said.

"For the rest of the world, we have been dealing with them for more than 10 years, because this trust is not one day of trust, it is a long-term confidence from 15 years to 30 years," Liu said.

Worth mentioning Huawei Information and communication technology solutions for more than 50 airports and 15 airlines around the world, including Changi Airport Group in Singapore, including video surveillance systems, Wi-Fi services and storage servers.