- President Trump threatened to ban Bombardier jets from the U.S. unless the company moves more production stateside, accusing Canada of treating America like a "piggybank."
- Bombardier says much of its supply chain is already U.S.-based—wings in Texas, flight controls near L.A., about 2,800 American suppliers and tens of thousands of U.S. jobs (including 1,000+ in Kansas).
- The row touches on recent defense buys and trade tensions—Canada chose Saab/Bombardier planes for some contracts—and underscores Bombardier’s long history as a prominent Canadian aircraft maker.
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