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BREAKING: US ITC rejects Boeing injury claims in Bombardier C Series case

26/01/2018 by Kevincm

Breaking late this evening, the US International Trade Commission (ITC) has voted 4:0 against Boeing, in the case it raised against Bombardier and it’s C Series aircraft.
Bombardier CSeries CS100 - Image, Bombardier
Bombardier CSeries CS100 – Image, Bombardier

The US ITC voted unanimously that there was no harm to Boeing – and that the threatened import tariffs will not be applied. No reasons were given.

US ITC votes unanimously: No injury for Boeing! Bombardier wins! pic.twitter.com/c6HnfsnLSi

— Stephen Trimble (@FG_STrim) January 26, 2018

The ruling, which threatened to put an import tariff of 292% on imports of the C Series into the USA is currently moot, and will be imposed on orders of C-Series planes by American carriers.

In a statement, Bombardier are celebrating the win stating:

Bombardier Statement on ITC Vote: https://t.co/eTbwDo5snH #CSeries #Bombardier pic.twitter.com/t7RvETtlku

— Bombardier Inc. (@Bombardier) January 26, 2018

Airbus – the soon to be partner in the C Series is also happy, stating:

T. Enders: “We are happy to see that the ITC concurred with our views. We will carry on full steam with our C series project, focusing on addressing the needs of our airline customers and creating more and new, high-skill manufacturing jobs in the US.” pic.twitter.com/fX8q31wDLw

— Airbus PRESS (@AirbusPRESS) January 26, 2018

Boeing on the other hand are less than happy, stating :

After losing Trade Commission case vs. @Bombardier, @boeing says, “We will not stand by as Bombardier’s illegal business practices continue to harm American workers and the aerospace industry they support.”

— Phil LeBeau (@Lebeaucarnews) January 26, 2018

The actions of the US ITC will have consequences as the industry works out what to do next.

But for one of the C Series biggest customers – Delta – it’s full steam ahead.

Sources: Reuters, BBC News


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  1. iv says

    26/01/2018 at 1:37 pm

    I agree with the ruling. Boeing needs to stop boo hooing!

  2. Marvin says

    26/01/2018 at 3:26 pm

    Yes, Virginia, there *is* a sanity clause!

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