The Canadian government has approved the purchase of six Bombardier Global 6500 aircraft to replace the Royal Canadian Air Force’s remaining CC-144 Challenger fleet. According to government statements, the contract is valued at $753 million and includes not only the aircraft but also pilot training and long-term maintenance support. The first of the new jets […]
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