Bombardier Aerospace announced an unidentified Chinese airline has signed a conditional purchase agreement for six CRJ900 aircraft, plus five options, in a deal worth approximately $264 million based on list prices.
Bombardier CRJ900. Courtesy, Bombardier Bombardier Aerospace announced an unidentified Chinese airline has signed a conditional purchase agreement for six CRJ900 aircraft, plus five options, in a deal worth approximately $264 million based on list prices. If all options are exercised, the deal would be worth $491 million. More than 80 Bombardier aircraft, including CRJ Series and Q-Series commercial aircraft—as well as Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets—are ...
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