Bombardier’s chief executive has presented a decidedly upbeat assessment of the plane maker’s prospects for 2017. During an investor briefing in New York City, Alain Bellemare told investors and industry […]
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Transport Canada has certified Bombardier’s CS100 commercial aircraft, the smaller of two planes in the aircraft maker’s C Series program. The single-aisle CS100 seats 110–125 passengers. The larger CS300 is
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A new class of tank car with enhanced safety features to make it safer for transporting flammable liquids such as crude oil and ethanol was announced by Canada and the
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Transportation workers in Canada have praised the thoroughness of the Transportation Safety Board (TSB) report into the Lac-Mégantic train disaster, while accusing the government of failing to acknowledge its responsibility
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Pratt & Whitney officials, as well as Bombardier, are downplaying the engine problem that grounded the new CSeries commercial jets, causing Bombardier to leave them out of its showing at
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Bombardier Aerospace announced today that its Signature Series™ Challenger 350 has officially entered into service. The first of the jets was ceremonially delivered to NetJets in White Plains NY, making
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Bombardier Aerospace announced today that eagerly awaited first test flight of its new CSeries aircraft will not take place this month as had been previously announced, but will occur “in
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Pratt & Whitney’s PurePower Geared Turbofan™ engine has achieved type certification from Transport Canada. The PW1500G engine will power Bombardier’s CSeries aircraft. Pratt & Whitney has conducted over 4,000 hours
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