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Watch: Bombardier Wins $719 Order To Produce American Airlines Jets

Bombardier, a multinational aviation and aerospace transportation company based in Canada, has won an order for $719 for 15 new American Airlines jets. The planes are to be constructed in Northern Ireland and the deal includes an option for another 15 planes to be built if American Airlines chooses. Bombardier will be providing CRJ900 jets,…

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Bombardier, a multinational aviation and aerospace transportation company based in Canada, has won an order for $719 for 15 new American Airlines jets. The planes are to be constructed in Northern Ireland and the deal includes an option for another 15 planes to be built if American Airlines chooses. Bombardier will be providing CRJ900 jets, which can serve 90 passengers according to the company website. The jets will be operated by PSA Airlines, a subsidiary of American, which already uses the same model of plane.

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