Acquiring MHI’s Canadian aerostructures operation will bring Global 5500/6500 and Challenger 3500 wings in-house.
Credit: MHICA
Bombardier’s agreement to acquire Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Canadian aerostructures operation is a small but significant punctuation point in the history of aircraft manufacturing. Mississauga, Ontario-based MHI Canada Aerospace (MHICA) makes wings for the Global 5500/6500 and Challenger 3500...
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