In-depth: Bombardier To Receive British Funds For CSeries Exports To Korean | AeroTime

DAILY NEWSLETTER | 13 March 2018

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Bombardier to receive British funds for CSeries exports to Korean

Britain will, for the first time, provide financial support for exports of Bombardier’s CSeries passenger jets to a major Asian airline, weeks after the Canadian plane maker won a trade dispute against its U.S. rival Boeing. The decision, experts say, signifies a power shift in the aerospace industry and is a fresh blow to Boeing in its efforts to stop exports of the aircraft to the U.S.

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Indian authority grounds 11 IndiGo and GoAir A320neos

Eight IndiGo and three GoAir planes were grounded by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for technical reasons, related to Pratt and Whitney turbofan engines.

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Bombardier reacts to Q400 crash in Nepal

It is a rough week for Canadian plane maker Bombardier. Two deadly accidents involving its aircraft took place within a day, on March 11 and 12, 2018. As investigations on both accidents just commenced, the manufacturer released a statement defending the reliability of its Q400.