Bombardier says US aerospace sector wins on trade, highlights $2.5 billion annual supplier spend

• Bombardier issued a statement highlighting its U.S. footprint amid trade scrutiny, framing aerospace as a key U.S. export surplus sector.
• It cited a supply chain of about 2,800 U.S. companies across 47 states, spending more than $2.5 billion annually with suppliers.
• The group pointed to U.S. production work, including wing manufacturing in Red Oak, Texas, tied to its fastest business jet.
• Bombardier flagged plans to expand defense activities, grow its service network, and open a new facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana later this year.

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