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Bombardier Aerospace
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Bombardier
Aerospace, the world's third largest civil airframe
manufacturer, is the leader in regional airliners, business jets and
amphibious aircraft.
Headquartered in Montreal, Bombardier Aerospace is an internationally integrated organization with full design and production operations in Montréal (Canadair) and Toronto (de Havilland) in Canada, in Wichita (Learjet) in the United States and Belfast (Shorts) in the United Kingdom, giving it excellent market access and flexibility in program management. History 1970: Bombardier acquires Rotax. 1986: Bombardier acquires Canadair. 1988: Bombardier acquires Shorts. 1990: Bombardier acquires Learjet. 1992: Bombardier purchases de Havilland Canada from Boeing. |
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