Bombardier to sell Q400 turboprop program, cut 5,000 positions

Graham Warwick November 08, 2018
Credit: Bombardier
Bombardier plans to sell the Q400 regional turboprop program to Longview Aviation Capital, parent company of Canada’s Viking Air, which previously acquired the rights to out-of-production de Havilland Canada types. Bombardier will “continue to actively participate in the regional aircraft market...
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