Sentences with phrase «bombardier planes»

The airline's fleet of 139 aircraft includes Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier planes.

Yet federal customs officials are authorized to begin collecting the duties on Bombardier planes immediately.

The process is similar to one used against Canadian softwood lumber, newsprint and Bombardier planes.

Not exact matches

The Trump administration in recent weeks applied tariffs to imports of Canadian lumber, agreed to investigate charges that Bombardier is using government subsidies to sell its new plane at unfair prices, and triggered the legislative process that will lead to a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Bombardier builds the wings for the C - Series planes in Northern Ireland, and both Prime Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May are talking about stopping all business with Boeing.

U.S. plane manufacturer Boeing, which had initially complained that Bombardier was benefitting from unfair subsidies by the Canadian government, had only asked for an 80 % levy.

The agreement with Al Qahtani Aviation company, signed at the Bahrain air show, means that Bombardier has firm orders for 198 CSeries planes plus nearly 250 options or commitments from a total of 17 customers.

Sure, Bombardier makes great planes but it was not able to crack the market for regional jets in a significant way by itself.

Boeing said the only reason Bombardier was able to sell its planes so cheap was because it was the recipient of unfair government subsidies.

Boeing has complained to the Trump administration that Bombardier allegedly sold planes to Delta below the cost of production and received subsidies.

Unlike its parent company, which can't seem to get planes finished, let alone sold, BRP — Bombardier Recreational Products — has been on a hot streak of late.

When Bombardier Inc. spun off its recreational products division in 2003, the rationale was to separate the industrial conglomerate's consumer - driven powersports products — Ski - Doos, Sea - Doos and ATVs, as well as Rotax and Evinrude engines — from its larger - scale, institutionally driven manufacturing in aerospace and public transportation (planes and trains).

U.S trade tribunal has sided with Canada's Bombardier in aircraft dispute with Boeing over planes sold to Delta Air Lines.

In the midst of the dispute over the Bombardier C - Series planes in October, Delta CEO Ed Bastian told reporters that it hasn't ruled out purchasing aircraft from Boeing even though the company launched a complaint over the deal.

Only the second non-family member to lead Bombardier, Bellemare heads one of the largest manufacturer of planes and trains in the world, with 75 production and engineering sites in 28 countries.

Viking bought the rights to the 19 - passenger plane from Bombardier in 2005, modernized the cockpit, improved some of the materials and began selling the planes in 2010.

Not many Canadians buy a train or plane for themselves, but pride in Bombardier runs high thanks to its strong international presence and innovation.

Keeping planes in the air is the primary goal for AirStart, an aviation company that leases, rents and sells components such as engines and landing gear to Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier aircraft.

«You saw a ripple effect,» says Sean Gillespie, who is a director and vice-president of Flying Colours Corp., a Peterborough, Ont. - based firm that customizes private and corporate planes, including Bombardier Learjets and Gulfstreams.

Bombardier also argues that Boeing and Airbus do not compete with the CSeries because their planes are larger and have more range.

Bombardier said it turned over the Delta sales contract but can not accurately estimate the cost and price of those planes because they are being built and delivered in coming years.

Heat at Phoenix Sky harbor airport is grounding flights on smaller aircraft, particularly flights on Bombardier CRJ planes.

The case stems from an April 2016 sale of 75 CSeries jets to Delta Air Lines Inc. (dal) Boeing claims Delta paid $ 20 million per plane, well below an estimated cost of $ 33 million and what Bombardier charges in Canada.

Although Bombardier has been making and selling trains in Mexico for 20 years, its aerospace operations still smell new - plane fresh after eight years.

In response to a trade case filed by the American jet maker Boeing, the United States Commerce Department ruled that Bombardier's CSeries aircraft, a smaller, regional aircraft that entered service last year, had received subsidies of 219.63 percent of the plane's sales price, and it said it would begin collecting duties equivalent to that amount.

Assembling the electrical harnesses that connect cockpit to plane at Bombardier Aerospace (Adriana Zehbrauskas)

The airline has been in the crosshairs in a trade conflict in which U.S. aerospace giant Boeing accused Canadian rival Bombardier of selling its new C Series planes to Delta below the cost of production.

It arrived on the heels of earlier large business - jet sales to VistaJet and NetJets, and firmed up Bombardier's leadership in the long - distance luxury plane market.

Bombardier doesn't have a lot of competitors for planes like the ones VistaJet is buying, especially in that kind of volume.

Bombardier builds the wings for the CSeries planes in Northern Ireland, and both Prime Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May are talking about stopping all business with Boeing.

Boeing complained Bombardier dumped the planes below cost and used government subsidies.

Its handful of Bombardier Q400 planes will target a few destinations initially, such as Fort St. John and Nanaimo in B.C. along with Saskatoon, but that's just the beginning.

MONTREAL — Air Canada has signed a letter of intent to purchase 45 of Bombardier's CS300 aircraft with options for an additional 30 planes.

May 3 - Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc has agreed to sell its Toronto aircraft assembly site to a pension fund as part of efforts to raise extra cash under a five - year recovery plan.

MONTREAL — Bombardier is implementing one of the deepest job cuts in its history by eliminating 7,000 positions — including more than a third in Canada — though it took pains Wednesday to instead train the public spotlight on a large CSeries plane order with Air Canada.

The first is that the company has to deliver its next slate of planes on time; AirBaltic is scheduled to receive 13 and Swiss International Air Lines is expecting 30 from Bombardier this year.

It was great news because Bombardier will assemble the planes in this country and because 54 % of the aircraft's components are Canadian - made.

May 3 - Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc has agreed to sell its Toronto aircraft assembly site to a pension fund as it strives to raise extra cash under a five - year recovery plan.

Amid the bad news, Bombardier ended its nearly 18 - month sales drought for the CSeries with a letter of intent with Air Canada for the purchase of 45 CSeries 300 planes, with an option to buy up to 30 more.

But Air Canada's interest in buying 45 CS300 aircraft (along with the option to purchase up to 30 CS100 planes, a slightly smaller aircraft) marks an end to a 17 - month - long dry spell in which Bombardier was unable to drum up any serious interest.

May 3 (Reuters)- Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc has agreed to sell its Toronto aircraft assembly site to a pension fund as part of efforts to raise extra cash under a five - year recovery plan.

Jerry Dias, president of the Unifor union which represents workers who assemble the Q400 and Global 7000 plane in Toronto said on Thursday the deal means Bombardier will keep the two programs in Canada.

In early May, WestJet announced the purchase of 45 new planes from Bombardier in a contract worth $ 1.35 billion.

Meanwhile in January Swiss International Air Lines learned that the 30 planes it ordered from Bombardier's new and much - anticipated CSeries will arrive in the second half of 2015 instead of late this year.

In an effort to escape what could be crippling import duties, Bombardier has said it intends to build the planes in Alabama, where its newfound partner Airbus produces single - aisle jets.

The Commerce Department first recommended the duties on Bombardier's CSeries jets, earlier this autumn after Boeing complained that the planes were dumped in the U.S. below cost and that the company received unfair government subsidies in Canada.

Bombardier plans to build the planes in Mobile, Alabama, where Airbus assembles narrow - body jets.

The plane and train manufacturer is not about to crash, but Bombardier's control panel is making shareholders nervous.

J - Air, a Hiroshima - based regional airline and subsidiary of Japan Airlines, will acquire two 50 - passenger Bombardier CRJ - 200 jets to replace its existing fleet of smaller prop planes.

Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc has agreed to sell its Toronto aircraft assembly site to a pension fund as it strives to raise extra...