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Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has launched a new 50-seat regional jet and signed United Airlines as the aircraft's launch customer.
Bombardier is selling its Q400 turboprop business to the parent company of Canada-based aircraft manufacturer Viking Air for CAD$300 million.
Questions remain over whether Airbus’s decision to take control of the former Bombardier C Series program is a mark of genius or a big risk.
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