Bombardier studies market for 90- and 100-seat aircraft
Bombardier said yesterday that it is studying the market for a 90-seat stretch of its regional jet and for a new 100-seat aircraft. First deliveries of the 90-seater could begin in 2002, while the 100-seater would be delayed "slightly" by a go-ahead on the derivative aircraft, said Michael Graff...
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