Canada removes 10% luxury tax on aircraft and boats; Bombardier says it will boost private‑jet sales

Canada's federal budget eliminates a punitive luxury tax on aircraft and boats that had levied a 10% assessment and chilled domestic aircraft sales. Bombardier CEO Éric says scrapping the levy will stimulate private‑jet demand and support sales and job growth at the OEM.

Discovered 2025-11-06T13:37:52.127113-08:00 | 2025-11-06T13:37:52.127113-08:00

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  • Canada is scrapping a 10% luxury tax that industry data linked to fewer domestic aircraft sales, a policy reversal that directly affects demand for business jets and high‑value general aviation assets.
  • Bombardier's CEO says the change will boost private‑jet sales and jobs, with immediate implications for OEM production plans, delivery schedules and the Canadian aerospace supply chain.

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