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Canada's Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) delivered 17 CSeries jets in 2017, missing its latest target of 20 to 22 planes, but is confident it can achieve its 2018 target of 40 deliveries, a company spokeswoman said on Wednesday, after engine delays hampered its ability to deliver orders last year. More details on Bombardier's 2017 deliveries will be disclosed when the company announces its financial results in February, spokeswoman Nathalie Siphengphet said by phone. The 110-to-130 seat CSeries jets sell for between $79.5 million and $89.5 million based on list prices.
Canada's Bombardier Inc delivered 17 CSeries jets in 2017, missing its latest target of 20 to 22 planes, but is confident it can achieve its 2018 target of 40 deliveries, a company spokeswoman said on Wednesday, after engine delays hampered its ability to deliver orders last year. More details on Bombardier's 2017 deliveries will be disclosed when the company announces its financial results in February, spokeswoman Nathalie Siphengphet said by phone. The 110-to-130 seat CSeries jets sell for between $79.5 million and $89.5 million based on list prices.
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Grupo Aeromexico SAB is considering an order of Bombardier Inc. C Series jets, taking aircraft that would be available next year if U.S. tariffs thwart deliveries to Delta Air Lines Inc., people familiar ...
Boeing Co. is considering a “potential combination” with Brazil’s Embraer SA, the companies said, setting the stage for a blockbuster deal that would expand the U.S. aerospace giant’s reach into the highly ...
By Tim Hepher and Brad Haynes PARIS/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing are pairing with smaller regional rivals to add sales at the lower end of their $100 billion-a-year commercial plane duopoly, ...
PARIS/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing are pairing with smaller regional rivals to add sales at the lower end of their $100 billion-a-year commercial plane duopoly, but the two market leaders are also laying the foundation for a longer-term strategic contest against more powerful threats such as China. U.S. planemaker Boeing Co (BA.N) and Brazil's Embraer SA (EMBR3.SA) said on Thursday they were discussing a "potential combination" widely assumed to focus on jetliners, confirming a report in the Wall Street Journal. News of the talks comes just two months after Boeing's European archrival Airbus (AIR.PA) agreed to buy a majority stake in Bombardier Inc's (BBDb.TO) 110 to 130-seat CSeries jet, the Canadian rival of Embraer's biggest E-Jets.
PARIS/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing are pairing with smaller regional rivals to add sales at the lower end of their $100 billion-a-year commercial plane duopoly, but the two market leaders are also laying the foundation for a longer-term strategic contest against more powerful threats such as China. U.S. planemaker Boeing Co (BA.N) and Brazil's Embraer SA (EMBR3.SA) said on Thursday they were discussing a "potential combination" widely assumed to focus on jetliners, confirming a report in the Wall Street Journal. News of the talks comes just two months after Boeing's European archrival Airbus (AIR.PA) agreed to buy a majority stake in Bombardier Inc's (BBDb.TO) 110 to 130-seat CSeries jet, the Canadian rival of Embraer's biggest E-Jets.
A deal for Embraer could undercut its argument in a trade dispute and raise questions among its shareholders about its priorities.
Canada's trade financing agency Export Development Canada (EDC) said on Thursday it has scrapped a deal to help finance the sale of a Bombardier Inc jet to the wealthy Gupta family in South Africa. The Guptas failed to meet loan repayment obligations in recent weeks and, with the EDC assessing a "political exposure" risk, it terminated the loan which allowed Canada's Bombardier to sell a Global 6000 jet to them, the Globe and Mail had reported earlier. Under a December 2014 agreement, the Canadian government's export agency was financing 80 percent of the C$52 million ($41 million) cost of the aircraft, according to the Globe and Mail.
The following are the top stories from selected Canadian newspapers. ** Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson has ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau broke Canada's ethics law over two all-expenses-paid family trips to the Bahamas, rejecting the assertion his host was a close friend and dismissing his rationale for accepting helicopter flights to the private island. ** The Canadian government's export agency, acknowledging a "political-exposure" risk, has canceled a deal to help finance the sale of a luxury Bombardier jet to the controversial business tycoons at the heart of South Africa's corruption scandal.
The Trump administration on Wednesday recommended steep anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets, setting up the next round of a fierce international trade dispute between the United States and Canada. The U.S. Commerce Department announcement to impose duties of nearly 300 percent stems from a complaint by Boeing Co (BA.N) that Bombardier (BBDb.TO) had been unfairly and illegally subsidized by the Canadian government, allowing the planemaker to dump its newest jetliner in the U.S. market below cost. "Today's decision validates Boeing's complaints regarding Bombardier's pricing in the United States, pricing that has harmed our workforce and U.S. industry," Boeing said in a statement on the decision, which was generally expected within the aerospace industry.
The Trump administration on Wednesday recommended steep anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets, setting up the next round of a fierce international trade dispute between the United States and Canada. The U.S. Commerce Department announcement to impose duties of nearly 300 percent stems from a complaint by Boeing Co that Bombardier had been unfairly and illegally subsidized by the Canadian government, allowing the planemaker to dump its newest jetliner in the U.S. market below cost. "Today's decision validates Boeing's complaints regarding Bombardier's pricing in the United States, pricing that has harmed our workforce and U.S. industry," Boeing said in a statement on the decision, which was generally expected within the aerospace industry.
“This decision is based on a full and unbiased review of the facts in an open and transparent process.” U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross says in a press release from the department. Bombardier — which has since taken on Airbus as a majority partner on the C Series — has maintained that Boeing’s claim has been a deliberate attempt to stifle competition and innovation in the industry.
Bombardier Inc. is scaling back plans to begin a new aircraft program, preferring instead to focus on generating cash flow and whittling down about $9 billion in debt, said Chief Executive Officer Alain ...
Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday it will receive its first Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) C Series jet on Friday after months of delays related to engine issues, with a second delivery to follow shortly after. United Technologies Corp (UTX.N) held back some shipments of its troubled Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan jet engines to plane makers, and offered spares to airlines which have had problems with engines already in service. Korean Air, the first Asian airline to receive the C Series, in August forecast it would receive five CS300 jets this year.
Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday it will receive its first Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) C Series jet on Friday after months of delays related to engine issues, with a second delivery to follow shortly after. United Technologies Corp (UTX.N) held back some shipments of its troubled Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan jet engines to plane makers, and offered spares to airlines which have had problems with engines already in service. Korean Air, the first Asian airline to receive the C Series, in August forecast it would receive five CS300 jets this year.
U.S. stock futures point to more records for Wall Street on Tuesday, as investors look to an expected vote by U.S. lawmakers on Donald Trump's signature tax reform bill.
Boeing Co and Bombardier Inc traded barbs on Monday over the U.S. planemaker's claim that its Canadian rival benefited from billions of dollars in illegal government subsidies and dumped its newest jetliner in the United States at below cost. At a contentious hearing of the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), Boeing accused Bombardier of harming its ability to sell 737s in the U.S. market, in one of the final stages of a bitter trade dispute due to conclude in February.
Boeing Co's allegation that future imports of Bombardier Inc aircraft threaten material injury is based on speculation that is prohibited under U.S. and international trade law, Canada's ambassador to the United States said on Monday. The U.S. Commerce Department earlier this year backed proposed trade duties on Bombardier CSeries jets of nearly 300 percent after Boeing claimed its Canadian rival used billions of dollars in illegal government subsidies and dumped its newest jetliner in the United States below cost.
Boeing Co. warned that its 737 Max 7 passenger jet may not survive if Bombardier Inc. continues to sell aircraft below fair-market value, as the two planemakers square off in a case that’s putting profits ...
A joint venture between Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) and China's CRRC Corp Ltd has won a 1.79 billion yuan (£202.8 million) contract to build a monorail line for a Chinese city, the Canadian transport giant said on Monday. Bombardier said in a press release that CRRC Puzhen Bombardier Transportation Systems Limited won the contract to supply Wuhu city in eastern China with its automated Innovia monorail system and 240 cars, the unit's first monorail contract in China. "We are confident that the monorail will become an icon for Wuhu city and we will see more Bombardier monorail systems in other Chinese cities in the future," said Bombardier China President Zhang Jianwei in the statement.