Aerospace
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Mitsubishi announces aircraft design centre in Montreal for SpaceJet series [UPDATED]
The Quebec government will lend Mitsubishi $12 million, which will be forgiven if the Japanese firm provides high-paid employment for 250 workers over five years
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Four mistakes companies make when expanding to the U.S.
– and how to prevent them
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France floats tariffs on U.S. goods amid Airbus-Boeing dispute
“Trade wars are good for no one,” but Europe will react with retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods if the U.S. imposes sanctions over the plane subsidy dispute
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Air Canada trails global peers in fee revenue, but Aeroplan poised to boost it
Ancillary revenue plays an increasingly critical role in the industry, helping to diversify income and insulate airlines from fluctuations in fuel price and competition.
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U.K. blocks aerospace takeover by U.S. investor over security
British competition watchdog to look into the security implications of the sale of Cobham to Advent International
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U.S. manufacturers, retailers less optimistic, survey says
Manufacturers have become significantly more conservative about investing in their companies
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Bombardier provides more than 1,000 paid internships for the 2019-2020 academic year
The company expects to invest approximately $17 million (CAD) to fund its 2019-2020 internship program
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Transat AT reports $11M loss as it works to complete Air Canada deal
The Montreal-based travel company’s shareholders voted last month to approve the takeover of the company by Air Canada
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British Airways grounds nearly all flights as pilots strike
The carrier made the decision to ground “nearly 100%” of its flights for the duration of the strike
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French judges drop case against Air France for 2009 crash
The decision goes against the request of French prosecutors, who wanted Air France to stand trial for manslaughter
