Trump moves to decertify Canadian aircraft

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Trump decertifying Canadian aircraft: What we know
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he is decertifying all aircraft made in Canada as retaliation against the country for not certifying jets from Georgia-based Gulfstream Aerospace.

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Trump's political threat to 'decertify' thousands of Canadian-made aircraft risks aviation safety, industry watchers say
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Trump’s threat to decertify Canadian-made jets could hamper U.S. operators, analytics company says
U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to decertify Canadian-made aircraft in the United States could hamper the services of several U.S. airlines and aircraft operators, according to Cirium, an aviatio...

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Trump aviation threats that would affect Bombardier, Gulfstream and others: What we know
Trump has no authority to decertify Canadian aircraft, expert says
Canada says jet dispute can be resolved after Bombardier shares fall on Trump threat
Trump said the sanctions would be applied until Canada's transportation regulator certified the latest business jet models produced by U.S. rival Gulfstream.

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Trump threatens Canada with 50% tariff on aircraft sold in US
Trump says he’s decertifying Canada-made aircraft and threatens 50% tariffs

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