Comments on: Bombardier partners with General Dynamics on platform that meets Canada’s Multi-Mission Aircraft requirements

By: Shaun Mac Donald

Shaun Mac Donald — Sun, 26 Nov 2023 05:05:09 +0000

I personally don’t know how after foolishness like black Friday and the shame that I personally and all canadian should feel by not letting our innovations fly ! Ever ! What do we have, penicillin, an outdated arm in space and John Candy. Honest to God it’s s sin that we had to have our wrist slapped to protect out own boarders with the f 35 which no doubt the “tax payers” will ruin in due time. Now new friggets coming… until people like “Ron” put an end to that too… and we have a chance at developing something special here in house but because Ron and Karen are what ? Straining? No doubt retired sitting home contributing nothing to society but negativity and talks about the glory days and how wise they are how they know what the country needs. News flash… the deficits arnt getting paid. Not today… probably not ever. Your not fixing anything. But you don’t mind paying for global warming I’m guessing. Tax … for global warming … Shake your heads, and let your Canadian pride shine.

By: Niwesh

Niwesh — Sun, 21 May 2023 00:55:32 +0000

In reply to Adrian. Why do you want an aerospace company that designed the best business' jet of 2010s(would have built if not for Trump tariff) to go down. I know bombardier might be punching over the weight maybe we can give them a chance and unlike stated in the article the Cyclone helicopters are really good and built Lockheed Martin who is also planning to built an Airforce 1 jet off Cyclone's design.

By: Ron

Ron — Fri, 19 May 2023 20:34:57 +0000

In reply to Adrian. They just love government handouts, how they have no shame in themselves. How many years must Canadian taxpayers endure this? What they are are asking for is R&D money for something they don’t have and want. It will never match the P-8 in a 100 years.

By: Adrian

Adrian — Fri, 19 May 2023 19:06:29 +0000

Must be terrifying for Bombardier to realise they wont have access to government funding and the opportunity to soak the Canadian taxpayer. The last time they tried to build something new it cost Canadian taxpayers over $7B and even then they had to sell the project to Airbus before it was salvaged. None of the other 5 eyes nations have ordered this aircraft but have instead opted for the P-8A so enough of this nonsense.