Bombardier sold Global 6500 aircraft to the National Research Council for critical research and development.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated May 27

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Bombardier sold Global 6500 aircraft to the National Research Council for critical research and development.

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Bombardier National Research Council

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Negotiations are underway to purchase GlobalEye early warning aircraft, which are being manufactured in a plant in Toronto based on the Bombardier 6500 executive jet platform and are key for Arctic defense. All 3 developments

Within Procurement discussions are underway for GlobalEye AEW&C aircraft, which are being used to replace older platforms globally.

The entities involved

Bombardier
aerospace and transportation manufacturer in Canada
- The founder and chairman of BUA Group announced the successful delivery of the first Global 8000 in Africa.Mon 03:55
- Bombardier is scouting new factory sites and supplying GlobalEye airframes, while Mark Carney identified Saab as the preferred supplier.Sat 02:58
National Research Council
working arm of the United States National Academies

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