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Old 25th December 2001 | 22:50
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Wink Bombardier RJX?

Rumoured in Canada that Bombardier are looking at the RJX production line.
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Old 26th December 2001 | 02:29
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god help us!
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Old 26th December 2001 | 07:32
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RJ-X or BRJ-X? RJ-X was the initial code for the RJ-700 & the 700/900 line's going strong (no losses in orders with some airlines actually accelerating orders). BRJ-X was the code for the "100 seater".
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Old 26th December 2001 | 19:01
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No, I meant the RJX line, Woodford.
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Old 1st January 2002 | 07:11
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Ye Gods Why? Would have thought they were more like to do a Fairchild & wait for the mob at Oberpfaffenhoffen to self destruct(again)and pick up a modern airframe. Unless, of course, they get all of Woodford for the same price as Shorts?
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Old 2nd January 2002 | 01:56
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Second thoughts - could it be for the conversion of Global Express airframes to ASTOR for the RAF? In which case this s/b moved to the Military Forum (Genghis might have a job).
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Old 2nd January 2002 | 05:18
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Business logic: Buy up the competition and either close it or convert it to a profit-center for yourself.

It could be that Bombardier wants to do one or the other... Boeing bought deHavilland for its design technology, and Bombardier may be doing the reverse: place some enhancements on the Woodford product that make it another world-beater. Same Type Licence, new variant = another chunk of the market.

Any other (logical) thoughts floating around?

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