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Boeing seeks quick legal fix to stop Bombardier
Unlike Boeing’s prolonged WTO dispute with Airbus, a subsidy case against Bombardier is on a much faster track. Straining U.S.-Canada trade ties, a U.S. Department of Commerce preliminary ruling coming Monday is expected to impose tariffs on imports of Bombardier CSeries jets. (www.seattletimes.com) Mehr...
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You are absolutely right! I think Boeing just fired a round up it's butt with close to 38 million potential passengers who just might look for another ride as my fellow countrymen has clearly explained above. BRAVO canuck44.
The suspension of the F/A 18 plan should be read as merely a warning to the company which they do not seem to be hearing. Many of the critical parts for all five Boeing lines are manufactured north of the border and interruption of their supply would slow or shut down production. Similar duties on Boeing sales would convert Air Canada and WestJet into Airbus airlines (as Delta is becoming).Boeing can be cut out of bidding on drone and helicopter replacements for the Canadian military.
I would not want to be the Boeing salesman trying to sell to Delta which needs over 200 single aisle replacements over the next few years.