The Globe and Mail
Trump walks back threat to ban Bombardier sales in U.S. during Kansas rally
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President Donald Trump walked back threats to restrict Bombardier’s sales in the U.S. during a Kansas rally, saying he learned the Canadian aircraft maker has a presence in the state. Speaking Monday night near Wichita—home to a major Bombardier plant and the company’s U.S. headquarters—Trump said he wouldn’t be “hurting” the company if it is based in Kansas, and referenced jobs. He did not name Bombardier directly but it was widely understood he meant the Montreal-based luxury jet manufacturer he has criticized before. Bombardier announced last week it will invest $50 million in Wichita for a new learning centre to develop aircraft technicians and mechanics.
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