Trump Says Bombardier Cannot Sell in the U.S. Unless It Builds Aircraft There

President Donald Trump says Canada-based aircraft manufacturer Bombardier should not be allowed to sell planes in the United States unless it establishes production facilities there. His comments add pressure to a trade dispute involving Canadian goods and aviation. Bombardier has not publicly announced a response to the statement. Building aircraft domestically could require investments, new jobs and regulatory approvals while raising costs. The remarks may also affect negotiations over market access, supply chains and the future of cross-border aerospace cooperation.