A high-stakes trade dispute escalates as the U.S. government threatens to block sales of Canadian-made aircraft unless the manufacturer relocates production to American soil. The move comes amid ongoing tensions over tariffs and industrial policy, raising concerns about retaliatory measures and the future of cross-border aerospace deals. With a looming deadline, the standoff highlights broader debates over fair trade practices and domestic job creation. Industry observers warn of potential disruptions to global supply chains if the conflict intensifies.
Facing tariff deadline, President Trump threatened to ban Bombardier jet sales in the US unless the Canadian firm builds its planes domestically.
