Bombardier
Laid-off Bombardier workers en-route to finding new roles at company and beyond
Last November, the plane-and-train-maker announced about 5,000 layoffs.
Metrolinx to slap Bombardier with penalties over late LRT car delivery
LRT manufacturer three cars short of the first of 76 to be delivered by Feb. 1.
Bombardier resumes rail car deliveries to NYC after problems
Deliveries suspended, citing software issues and past problems with springs between the cars and doors weeping oil.
Bombardier acquires Global 7500 business jet wing program from Triumph Group
The company says the acquisition will strengthen its position as an aerostructures manufacturer.
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Airbus starts work on A220 assembly line six months after Bombardier sold jetliner
Plant construction complete or not, production of the narrow-body aircraft is to start in the third quarter.
Bombardier signs US$669M rail car deal with N.J., but no work north of border
Buy American rules are prompting Bombardier’s plant in Plattsburgh, N.Y., to build the multi-level cars, rather than its facility in Quebec.
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Bombardier says business jets resistant to diplomatic skirmishes with China, Saudi
Business jets yield fatter margins than commercial planes; the Quebec manufacturer is staking its financial turnaround on the space.
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BRP by design: R&D fuels its winning recreational vehicles
There are growing markets to be tapped in Mexico, Brazil and China.
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Via Rail places $989M train order with Siemens for key rail corridor
No Canadian content requirement; the German firm will build the trains at its North American headquarters in California.
‘Logic will prevail’ with politicians ratifying USMCA, says BRP chief executive [UPDATED]
Jose Boisjoli says he’s happy with the new trade agreement.
Bombardier shares rebound from Friday’s loss by gaining more than 20 per cent
Quebec’s financial market regulator announced Thursday it is reviewing Bombardier’s executive compensation plan.
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Bombardier cutting about 5,000 jobs as part of restructuring plan
The company also announced the sale of what it called a number of non-core assets.
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Airbus delivers A220 jet to Delta, hoping to bring venture back to black
European plane-maker aims to cut supply costs in order to restore the program to profitability.
Bombardier CEO tried to resolve trade secret row with Mitsubishi before lawsuit
Alain Bellemare warned Mitsubishi Heavy Industries board chairman Hideaki Omiya that the practices of subsidiary Mitsubishi Aircraft were causing “significant harm” to Bombardier.
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Bombardier sues Mitsubishi over alleged theft of aircraft trade secrets
Alleges some former employees passed on documents before going to work for the Japanese company.
