Aerospace
Canada closes borders to most foreigners to fight spread of COVID-19 [UPDATED]
The federal government is mandating air carriers to screen passengers with symptoms of COVID-19 out of lines so they don’t board planes home
Government raises new questions about approval of Boeing 737 Max
Transport Canada test pilots voiced concerns about a key flight-control system three years prior, documents reveal
Lawmakers repeal tax break for Boeing to resolve dispute
Lawmakers had said that World Trade Organization tariffs could ripple out far beyond Boeing
Boeing sees 2020 as challenging as any year in recent past
The Chicago-based aerospace firm said March 11 it has imposed a hiring freeze in response to the coronavirus outbreak
Eric Martel leaving Hydro Quebec to become president, CEO of Bombardier
Alain Bellemare is out; Martel said he is excited and honoured to rejoin Bombardier as it begins a new chapter
Air Canada cancels order for 11 Boeing 737 Max jets amid ongoing questions [UPDATED]
The Canadian government and countries around the world banned the 737 Max from the skies last year
Reactivating software caused fatal Ethiopian airline crash: report
The update on the investigation came on the one-year anniversary of the crash that killed all 157 on board
COVID-19 threatens Canadian aerospace companies as global air travel plummets
The broader economic slowdown triggered by the virus would likely hurt demand for new business jets
Virus outbreak could cost airlines US$113B: industry group
IATA says industry urgently needs help from governments in waiving some requirements and fees to alleviate the burden on airlines.
American Airlines plans US$550M boost to Oklahoma base
The base in Tulsa is its largest maintenance operation
