Air Transport Association of America, Inc. v. Export-Import Bank of the United States

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• holding that the plaintiff had standing to challenge the Export-Import Bank's EIPs where the plaintiff identified specific transactions under those EIPs which benefited a foreign competitor
• finding that plaintiff Air Transport Association of America satisfied the causation, redressability, and prudential standing requirements
• finding injury-in-fact for plaintiff Air Transport Association of America, which represents U.S. airlines, not the pilots of those airlines
• examining, but ultimately not deciding, whether Chevron applies to the exportable goods screen
• examining, but ultimately not deciding, whether Chevron applies to the exportable goods screen
• “Given the relaxed redressability standard applicable to claims of procedural right, that is all that is required.”

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