Bombardier in the news

The Global 8000 business jet received U.K. CAA approval to land at London City Airport, providing direct access to a major financial hub.

Bombardier is hiring 500 new US workers for a new service center in Indiana and other locations, despite President Trump's criticism and threats amid escalating US-Canada trade tensions.

U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a ban on Canadian jetmaker Bombardier unless it manufactures planes in the U.S., despite Bombardier's significant existing American manufacturing and supply chain presence.

The US and Canada are engaged in an escalating trade war, with new tariffs and threats of import bans, including a potential ban on Bombardier jet sales in the US.

President Trump's threat to restrict Bombardier's U.S. sales unless it manufactures jets domestically led to a 4% drop in the company's share price.

Donald Trump's threat to ban Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier from selling in the U.S. unless it manufactures there has created a trade dispute, impacting Bombardier's stock and raising concerns for American jobs and the private jet market.

U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to ban Bombardier sales, which could severely disrupt American aerospace, as Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods take effect.

Quebec introduces local purchasing initiatives in response to U.S. tariff threats impacting Bombardier's sales.

Bombardier's stock dropped after Donald Trump threatened to block its U.S. sales unless the company manufactured its products domestically.

The trade war between the US and Canada escalated as Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs and President Trump threatened to ban Bombardier jet sales if the company doesn't increase US manufacturing.

Bombardier defends its US manufacturing operations and economic contributions in response to Donald Trump's threat to block its aircraft sales over insufficient domestic production.

A ban on Bombardier aircraft would harm U.S. travel, tourism, and revenue generation, according to a global aviation advisor.

Donald Trump threatened to block Bombardier sales in the U.S., a move analysts believe is intended to pressure Canada in ongoing trade disputes, but could backfire by harming American jobs.

Kansas Republicans and Democratic rivals are opposing President Trump's threat to ban Bombardier jets, citing concerns for 1,500 jobs in Kansas and the potential economic impact.

Donald Trump called for a boycott of Bombardier and its shares fell, amidst escalating trade war and retaliatory tariffs between the US and Canada.

Canada is imposing counter-tariffs on U.S. goods, while President Trump escalates trade rhetoric by criticizing the Canadian dollar and threatening Bombardier over its sales in the U.S.

Bombardier Inc. has received an average "Hold" rating from brokerages, with recent strong quarterly earnings and an increase in stock price.

Bombardier's stock is considered undervalued by nearly 10% as BMO Capital Markets upholds its 2026 outlook, citing strong demand for business jets despite recent share price fluctuations.

Bombardier is acquiring MHI Canada Aerospace, a key supplier of aerostructures for its Global and Challenger business jets, to enhance in-house production.

Bombardier Aerospace is acquiring MHI Canada Aerospace to internalize wing and fuselage production for its business jets, adding 750 employees.