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31 mai 2023 | Local, Aérospatial

Remplacement d’avions militaires de surveillance | Appel d’offres : Bombardier met Boeing au défi

Le ton monte entre les prétendants au contrat pour le remplacement des avions militaires de surveillance d’Ottawa. Si Boeing est convaincu de sa supériorité, il ne devrait avoir « aucun problème » à soutenir un appel d’offres, suggère Bombardier — un terrain sur lequel le géant américain n’ose pas s’aventurer.

https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/2023-05-31/remplacement-d-avions-militaires-de-surveillance/appel-d-offres-bombardier-met-boeing-au-defi.php

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