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Trump signals retreat from Bombardier boycott threat, citing Kansas workforce

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President Donald Trump indicated he may back away from threats to boycott Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier Inc., pointing to the company’s workforce in Kansas. The comments came during campaigning in the state ahead of November’s midterm election.

Discovered 2026-10-19T21:05:06.078166-07:00 | 2026-10-19T21:05:06.078166-07:00

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  • The remarks suggest a possible shift in the political risk facing Bombardier’s U.S. business, with the company’s Kansas workforce cited as a factor.
  • Any change in the boycott threat could affect the cross-border commercial environment for a Canadian aircraft manufacturer with U.S. operations.

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