Trump Says He Will Bar Bombardier Sales in US if Canada Doesn't Open Market
JH Kim
Summary
- President Donald Trump said he would bar Bombardier from selling in the US if Canada does not open its market to American companies.
- Trump said Canada should open its domestic market to US banks and businesses and allow Gulfstream Aerospace access to the market.
- The comments suggest trade pressure between the two countries over access to the Canadian market could spread to the aviation industry.
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President Donald Trump said he would bar Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier from selling planes in the US if Canada does not open its market to American companies.
On September 7, Trump said Canada should open its domestic market to US banks and businesses and allow Gulfstream Aerospace access to the market.
If Canada does not accept those demands, Bombardier will no longer be allowed to sell aircraft in the US market, he said.
The comments suggest trade pressure between the two countries over access to the Canadian market could spread to the aviation industry.
JH Kim
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