Bombardier Sanguine On 2024 Outlook Due To Business Jet, Aftermarket Demand

February 08, 2024
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Despite narrowly missing profit expectations in the fourth quarter (Q4), Bombardier struck an upbeat note in a Feb. 8 earnings call given strong demand for its business jets and aftermarket services. The Montreal-based business jet manufacturer’s net income fell to $215 million from $241 a year...

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