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Get to know the new regional jet, it is precisely the same as the old regional jet.
For many Americans, Mitsubishi is perhaps the most productive known for its cars and electronics. But on June 1, thousands of Americans technically took flight on Mitsubishi planes unknowingly and have been doing it every day since.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan and Bombardier of Canada signed an agreement in 2019 that would watch the Japanese company win the Canadair Regional Jet program for $550 million in money and about $200 million in liabilities, according to the Canadian manufacturer. June 1 marked the final date of this transaction, when all Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet aircraft Mitsubishi Regional Jet aircraft.
Passengers flying on newly renamed aircraft would not notice any difference, as I did not when I flew in my first Mitsubishi Regional Jet on June 2.
But June 1 was not the first time passengers boarded an aircraft program developed, built and announced through the Bombardier only to be sold to a competitor. In fact, this is at least the third time in five years that Bombardier has sold even its most popular aircraft lines, leading to the end of the company’s Bombardier commercial aircraft division, despite the innovative aircraft it has produced.
Take a look at Bombardier’s return.
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Source: FlightGlobal
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Source: Wall Street Journal and FlightGlobal
Source: FlightGlobal