Bombardier Highlights US Operations, Job Creation, and Supply Chain
Aerospace manufacturer Bombardier has issued a statement emphasizing its significant contribution to the U.S. economy through job creation and the use of American-made components in its aircraft.
Bombardier, an aircraft manufacturer, has released a statement underscoring its substantial role within the American aerospace sector. The company asserts that its U.S. operations create tens of thousands of jobs and significantly contribute to the nation's export performance.
The company's statement indicates that Bombardier's workforce is spread across numerous U.S. states, including Kansas, Texas, and Arizona. Furthermore, Bombardier engages with approximately 2,800 American suppliers in 47 states, with annual spending exceeding $2.5 billion. The company's presence in the U.S. is rooted in its historical contributions to the business jet industry.
Bombardier aircraft incorporate a wide array of U.S.-made components, such as engines and avionics. Wings for the world's fastest business jet are produced at Bombardier's facility in Red Oak, Texas, while critical flight control parts are manufactured at its California-based site. The company also intends to expand its defense activities and service network.
Additionally, Bombardier announced plans to inaugurate a new facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana, later this year. The company expressed its commitment to its partnerships with American businesses and employees, pledging continued investment in its workforce, customers, and operating communities across the country.