US airline filing sends Bombardier scrambling: Finds taker for 16 of 45 jets ordered

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Montreal-based Bombardier's is the second-largest unsecured claim against US Airways. In order to cope with the effects of the airline's insolvency on orders worth $1.2-billion, the Bombardier Inc. has delivered 16 out of 45 regional jets scheduled to US Airways Group Inc.

United States, Financial management, Organizational history, Finance, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, US Airways Inc., Company financing, Company organization

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Jet marker wins big Sky West contract: Bombardier gets $1.2-billion order for 30 planes as CEO Tellier lashes out at critics

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Bombardier Inc., a Montreal based aerospace industry won a $1.2-billion order for 30 regional jets known as CRJ, from Utah based Sky West Airlines Inc. The Bombardier CRJ jets have become an indispensable tool in the arsenal for many airlines.

Skywest Airlines Inc.

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Bombardier signs a deal for Learjets

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Bombardier Inc. signed an agreement with Avolar, a subsidiary of UAL Corp., to sell its Bombardier Learjet business jets to the company. The jets numbering 57, will be used in a fractional ownership program of Avolar.

Facilities & equipment, New orders received, Aircraft Manufacturing, Jet Aircraft, General, PINK, Jet aircraft, Avolar

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