Thunderbolt in North American skies: U.S. threatens to halt Bombardier sales

Thunderbolt in North American skies: U.S. threatens to halt Bombardier sales
The U.S. president announces the end of Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States, putting pressure on a Canadian manufacturer whose American market represents more than 50% of its revenue.
This marks a major shock in North American commercial relations. The U.S. president announced on Truth Social the end of Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States, claiming that the Canadian manufacturer’s jets were “not good enough.”
The decision could have major consequences for Bombardier, as the U.S. market accounts for more than half of the company’s revenue. Losing such a strategic market would represent a significant challenge for the company.
The announcement comes amid growing trade tensions between Washington and Ottawa. The dispute had already started in January, when the United States threatened to decertify certain Bombardier jets following Canada’s refusal to certify American Gulfstream aircraft.
The key question remains: Can Bombardier afford to lose its biggest customer? The situation is far from over.
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