ADG Policies

Export Policy

Export control and sanctions policy for international, indirect export and regulated aerospace supply requirements.

Effective date: 26th April 2026
01

Export control scope

Aerospace and technical products may be subject to export control, sanctions, end-use, end-user, customs, dangerous goods or destination restrictions.

ADG may request details about destination, end user, end use, consignee, freight forwarder, carrier, country of ultimate use and any applicable licence or permit.

02

Customer responsibility

The customer must ensure goods are not sold, exported, re-exported, transferred, diverted or used in breach of any applicable export control law, sanctions regime, trade restriction, embargo or legal requirement.

03

Right to refuse or suspend

ADG may suspend, refuse, cancel or terminate any quotation, order or shipment without liability where export control, sanctions, diversion, end use, end user, customs, dangerous goods, fraud or compliance risk exists.

04

Indirect exports and evidence

Where an overseas customer or its agent collects goods in the UK, the customer must provide all export evidence reasonably requested by ADG, including transport evidence, customs references, airway bills, bills of lading or departure evidence.

05

Documentation and licences

Where a licence or government approval is required, ADG may delay or cancel the order if the licence or approval is not granted, is delayed, revoked or available only on conditions unacceptable to ADG.

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