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OPINION: Is Airbus The Winner in Bombardier CSeries Trade Dispute?

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Whatever Bombardier’s goal was for launching the CSeries programme nearly a decade ago, it certainly was not to shepherd both the CS100 and CS300 into service before handing them over as relatively mature products, free, to Airbus. (www.flightglobal.com) More...

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zcolescott
Zachary Colescott 6
I don't know who the "winner" is, but Boeing is certainly not even coming close to being on top in this situation. Much egg on the face this time around. *smh*
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TMcDonnell
Timothy McDonnell 1
Naw... its Mitsubishi for sure.......
I love that this has become a winners and losers kinda thing and of course with Boeing involved, Airbus must be brought up b/c that rivalry needs to be part of this story too.
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clbea
Claude B. 0
But the great looser is Boeing! Yesssss!
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