Bombardier Says CSeries First Flight Will Boost Sales

Credit: Bombardier
Bombardier has always claimed it does not want to compete directly with Airbus and Boeing. But the recent stretch of the CS300 to allow for 160 seats does exactly that. Late in development, Bombardier has extended the fuselage of the larger CS300 by 2 ft., adding a seat row—five passengers—to the...

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