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Moody's Changes Bombardier's B3 Outlook To Negative

Continuing material negative free cash flow, elevated leverage

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Toronto, January 16, 2020 -- Moody's Investors Service, ("Moody's") today changed the rating outlook for Bombardier Inc. ("Bombardier") to negative from stable.

At the same time, Moody's affirmed its B3 Corporate Family rating, B3-PD Probability of Default rating and Caa1 Senior Unsecured ratings. The company's SGL-2 speculative grade liquidity rating remains unchanged.

"Bombardier's continuing material negative free cash flow, elevated leverage, additional cash investment required for the A220 aircraft and its announcement that it is pursuing strategic options to accelerate deleveraging is reflected in the outlook revision to negative." said Jamie Koutsoukis, Moody's Vice-President, Senior Analyst.

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..Issuer: Bombardier Inc.

.... Corporate Family Rating, Affirmed B3

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Bombardier's recent woes suggest sell-off or breakup on the table, analysts say

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January 17, 2020 - by Alicja Siekierska for yahoo.ca

JP Morgan analyst Seth Seifman wrote in a note to clients that the strong language used by Bombardier in the news release Thursday suggests some urgency and "the potential to pursue strategic options, including a breakup and sale of all or part of the company."

How the company plans to accelerate the payment of its long-term debt, which analysts say is at more than US$9 billion, remains to be seen.

Given Bombardier has sold off numerous assets over the last several years, including most of its commercial aviation programs, it appears to have limited options...

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GPS JAMMING EXPECTED IN SOUTHEAST USA DURING MILITARY EXERCISE - January 16 & 24

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January 17, 2020 - by Dan Namowitz for aopa.org

GPS reception may be unavailable or unreliable over a large portion of the southeastern states and the Caribbean during offshore military exercises scheduled between January 16 and 24.

The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the exercises that will require jamming of GPS signals for periods of several hours each day of the event. Navigation guidance, ADS-B, and other services associated with GPS could be affected for up to 400 nautical miles at Flight Level 400, down to a radius of 180 nm at 50 feet above the ground.

The flight advisory encourages pilots to report any GPS anomalies they encounter. Reports may be submitted using this online form

AOPA reported on a similar event in the southeastern United States in 2019.

AOPA is aware of hundreds of reports of interference to aircraft during events around the country for which notices to airmen were issued, and we consider the risks to GA aircraft highly concerning.

In one example, an aircraft lost navigation capability and did...

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Could Airbus Build An Ultra Long Stretch Of The A220?

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January 17, 2020 - by Joanna Bailey for simpleflying.com

The potential for a stretched version of the popular A220 has been regularly discussed on Simple Flying. The A220-500 is seen as a natural development of the type, and it seems it is a case of when rather than if the variant will be announced. But what about a further stretch? An A220-900? How far could Airbus go?

This week, FliegerFaust revealed that Airbus could be looking into multiple variants of the A220, including a -700, -900 and even an A220-1000 ultra-long stretch! Here's what was reported.

Airbus has asked Bombardier to simulate a stretch

Bombardier uses something called the High Performance Computer (HPC) to test and simulate different aircraft designs. A cluster of computers is used to model, in the finest detail, all phases of flight for an aircraft that only exists on the drawing board....

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Kansas Says It's Better Prepared Now for Aviation Layoffs - Boeing 737 MAX

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January 1, 2020 - by ROXANA HEGEMAN for Associated Press

Kansas Labor Secretary Delia Garcia says the state is better prepared today to respond to layoffs from the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX than it was during the Great Recession, when it had to borrow money to prop up its unemployment insurance trust fund.

Kansas Labor Secretary Delia Garcia said Thursday that the state is better prepared to respond to layoffs stemming from the grounding of the troubled Boeing 737 MAX than it was during the Great Recession, when it had to borrow money to prop up its unemployment insurance trust fund.

That fund now has about $1 billion in it — money that could be tapped now for things such as its shared work program that helps pay worker salaries to keep them on the job.

The state is working closely with Spirit and other Kansas companies in the supply chain that supply parts and labor for the 737 Max, she said.

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Canada and Australia Could Transport Water Bombers by Sea

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January 16, 2020 - by THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE for maritime-executive.com

With catastrophic bushfires burning across Australia, the idea of a maritime joint firefighting force with Canada has resurfaced.

Canada's Davie Shipyard and aerospace company Bombadier developed the idea for a joint force of 14 water bombing planes deployed from a specialist ship that could transfer the planes between the two countries in time for their respective fire seasons.

The plans can carry several thousand liters of water and refill by skimming over a body of water. Transporting them by sea rather than flying them between countries would reduce risk and maintenance costs.

The proposal, reportedly shared informally in 2016, stated that the two nations could share the costs for this boost to local firefighting assets.

Greg Mullins, former NSW fire commissioner, told Australia's ABC earlier...

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Bombardier Is Facing Pressure To Pay Down Its Debt

Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) shares fell 37% today...

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January 16, 2020 - by Allison Lampert, Sanjana Shivdas for reuters.com

(Reuters) - Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO) shares fell 37% on Thursday after the company warned its 2019 profits would be lower because of problematic rail contracts and said it might have to write down the value of a plane partnership (CSeries/A220) with Airbus (AIR.PA).

Bombardier, which sold control of the A220 narrowbody jet to Airbus in 2018 as part of a long-running drive to put it on a solid financial footing, said the venture needed more investment and might be subject to a writedown during fourth quarter results next month.

Free cash flow, a metric closely watched by investors, is expected to be negative $1.2 billion in 2019, compared with the previously forecast negative $500 million.

Read also "Bombardier Inc - Its Real Value"

Questions over the company's stake in the A220 come as Bombardier is facing pressure to pay down its debt and bolster its rail unit, said a source familiar with the company's thinking....

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Malaysia Airlines Suspends Deliveries Of 25 Boeing 737 MAX Jets On Order

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January 16, 2020 - by airlinerwatch.com

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - On Jan. 15, Malaysia Airlines announced it had suspended Boeing 737 MAX deliveries.

The airline has 25 737 MAX jets on order with the American aircraft manufacturer.

The decision represents another setback for Boeing, which on Tuesday reported its worst annual net orders in decades, along with its lowest number of plane deliveries in 11 years, as the grounding of the 737 MAX saw it fall far behind the main competitor Airbus...

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A220-300 In Yellowknife Video : I Was Asked To Take My Last Video Down 😔

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January 16, 2020

By who do you think??? Who called Mikey McBryan??? And Why???

Here is the original page with the video, if it ever comes back

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Bombardier Plunges As It Slashes Profit And Revenue Forecasts - Needs More CASH...

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January 16, 2020 - by Nicole Gibillini for bnnbloomberg.ca

(Fliegerfaust Note: Like I already explained before, Bombardier Inc. can not issue more shares and raise more capital (cash) using the public market because issuing more shares will dilute the total dominance (vote) of the Bombardier/Beaudoin family. Is this good for the rest of the shareholders? I think NO. This is one of the reasons that there is a huge discount of the share price (company value) of Bombardier and lack of interest in acquiring them, the impossibility to Raise New Cash. Debt you say? Bombardier Inc. is already leverage over their ears... For more details read this: Bombardier Inc - It's Real Value - by Sylvain Faust )

Bombardier Inc. is cutting its full-year revenue and profit forecasts and is hunting for ways to accelerate debt repayments, the company said Thursday.

The Montreal-based plane and train maker expects its revenue for 2019 to come in at US$15.8 billion, down from previous forecast of as much as US$17 billion. It also now sees its adjusted earnings before interest and taxes coming in at US$400 million, down from its previous outlook of US$700 million and US$800 million.

Bombardier is placing much of the blame for its revised outlook on challenges with projects in its rail division.

The company also said its cash burn in 2019 is expected to be US$1.2 billion, compared to its previous forecast of US$500 million.

In addition to its lower outlook and deeper cash burn, Bombardier also said it's considering pulling out of its A220 partnership with Airbus...

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Japan Chose The F-3 Over America's F-35 For One Reason (China)

The F-3 has a bigger internal weapons bay

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January 16, 2020 - by Charlie Gao for nationalinterest.org

The F-3 is going to be an important plane for the JSDF in the decades to come.

In February 2019, Japan turned heads with its decision to proceed with the development of an indigenous stealth fighter jet. This came in the wake of the decision to purchase more than one hundred American F-35 jets, and the supposed cancellation of the Japanese X-2 stealth fighter prototype in 2018.

The Japanese Ministry of Defense announced the move to develop the new fighter, currently named Future Fighter or F-3 as part of their Mid-Term Defense Program (MTDP) that lays out modernization and procurement decisions for the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) for the next ten years.

The addition of a new fighter to Japan's MTDP is a surprise but not out of character. The last revision of the MTDP significantly increases defense spending in response to what Japan perceives as a worsening security situation in the region.

But what will the F-3 actually look like?

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Must Watch - Explanation: Dumping Fuel by Delta Flight 89 over LAX B-777-200

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January 15, 2020 - by blancolirio

1st of 2 videos reviewing the recent fuel jettison and emergency landing of Delta 89 Heavy on 14 Jan.

I'll have Part II on this subject up soon.

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Unlike Finland, Canada Nixes Cold-Weather Tests, Fly-Off Among Competing Fighter Jets - A Rigged Process To Let Only The F-35 Win?

Finland, which is considering the same aircraft as Canada, for its new jet fleet, is requiring each competing aerospace company to provide two aircraft to test at low temperatures and in real world operating conditions.

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January 16, 2020 - by DAVID PUGLIESE for ottawacitizen.com

Canada won't conduct a fly-off between fighter jets competing to become the country's new warplane nor conduct testing to see how such aircraft perform under cold weather conditions.

The decision not to proceed with such tests under Canada's $19-billion future fighter procurement program stands in contrast to Finland, which is considering the same aircraft as Canada, for its new jet fleet. Each competing aerospace company is required to provide Finland with two aircraft to test at low temperatures and be evaluated in real world operating conditions.

Public Services and Procurement Canada has confirmed that Canada will not do any fly-offs among competing jet or tests for cold-weather operations like Finland has underway.

"We do not have plans for an exercise of this nature," stated department spokeswoman Stéfanie Hamel.

Finland and Canada are considering the Boeing Super Hornet, Lockheed Martin F-35 and Saab Gripen. The Finnish Air Force is also testing the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon, both of which pulled out of the Canadian competition because of worries the process was rigged to favour the F-35.

Finland could have taken the same route but its procurement staff want to ensure the country is getting value for money since the project will cost around $14 billion....

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New Video Footage Reveals UIA Flight 752 Was Hit By Two Missiles from Iran Military

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January 15, 2020 - by airlinerwatch.com

Tehran, Iran - A new video footage revealed that Ukrainian Flight 752 was hit by a missile before it crashed.

The video was reportedly recorded by a security surveillance camera. It shows the missiles were fired from a mobile air defense near Tehran eight miles away from the aircraft.

The new video explains why the aircraft's transponder stopped squawking while it was still flying. The transponder stopped working when the first missile hit the aircraft. Transponder failure is no longer an excuse for Iranian authorities...

How Flight 752 was hit?

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Boeing Hasn’t Hit Bottom Yet. Neither Have Suppliers

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January 15, 2020 - by Scott Hamilton for leehamnews.com

The extent of the damage to Boeing from the 737 MAX crisis still is unfolding.

Billions of dollars in new costs and charges are expected to be announced on the 2019 earnings release and call, Jan. 29.

But the long-term effects, only surmised until now, are beginning to become evident following information obtained by LNA from multiple sources.

Restarting production will be at a low initial monthly rate.
Ramp to previously targeted 57/mo likely lags by three years.
The impact on suppliers will be profound.
Impact on employee retention is unknown.
737 backlog delivery schedule will require major adjustments.
Airbus stands to benefit from Boeing's extended lower production rate.
New airplane years away—even as it's needed for Boeing's future.
Lower 737 production rate reduces cash flow; 787 rate reduction will hurt, too.

Boeing hasn't hit bottom yet. The worst is yet to come for suppliers...

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Boeing’s horrible year: It lost orders, while Airbus delivered twice as many jets

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January 15, 2020 - by Dominic Gates for seattletimes.com

Boeing's final tally of 2019 commercial jet orders and deliveries, released Tuesday, starkly displays just how bad the year was: Deliveries were down to a level last seen more than a decade ago when all production was halted by a two-month strike. And net orders were negative — with more cancellations than new orders.

The annual competition between the rival jetmakers was no contest, with Airbus the runaway winner.

Airbus released its final sales and production tally Monday, showing it delivered a total of 863 jets and won 768 net new orders in 2019.

In contrast, Boeing delivered only 380 planes, its lowest total since a 57-day strike shut down production in 2008.

Airbus' total jet deliveries were worth about $60 billion compared to Boeing's $42 billion, based on market pricing estimates from aircraft valuation firm Avitas.

In an indication of the paralysis gripping Boeing's business, orders also plummeted. There were very few for the MAX, offset by many more cancellations...

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I Want to Ride This Whale - New Airbus BelugaXL has hit the skies

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January 15, 2020 - by Andrew Daniels for popularmechanics.com

From beefy machines to behemoth buildings, we're big fans of big suckers—so much that we once came up with a list of the biggest things in the world and only stopped at 50 because we had to meet a deadline.

Our love for the large especially includes prodigious planes, so you can imagine how long we've been waiting to see the much-anticipated Airbus BelugaXL—a colossal cargo plane that will carry aircraft parts between Europe and China—officially take to the skies after years of tinkering and testing.

Last week, the BelugaXL—not to be confused with its almost-as-big, but crucially not-as-big predecessor, the regular ol' Beluga—made its first true operational flight after logging more than 200 flight tests in the years since its development in 2014.

The XL is powered by twin Rolls-Royce Trent 700 turbofan engines and features a lowered cockpit and colossal cargo bay.

At 63 meters long (seven more than the Beluga 1.0) and 8 meters wide (compared to 7), it has the largest cross-section of any cargo aircraft in the world, full stop. Plus, it can carry two A350 XWB wings.

The old Beluga, by comparison, could only carry one such wing. Hence what Airbus says is the XL's additional 30 percent transport capacity...

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A Plane Dumped Jet Fuel Over Los Angeles - 60 People On The Ground Were Treated - Delta Flight 89 Boeing 777-200

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January 15, 2020 - by Leah Asmelash and Andy Rose for cnn.com

Sixty people were treated after a plane dumped jet fuel while returning to the Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday, hitting five elementary schools and one high school.

The incident happened just after noon Tuesday, inspector Sean Ferguson of the Los Angeles County Fire Department told CNN. The most heavily affected school was Park Avenue Elementary in Cudahy, where 20 children and 11 adults reported minor injuries. The school is about 19 miles east of the airport.

People were decontaminated

Some people who were hit by the jet fuel Tuesday were decontaminated with soap and water, but no one at any site needed to be taken to the hospital, Sgt. Rudy Perez with the Los Angeles School Police Department said.

The schools briefly went through shelter-in-place procedures, but there were no evacuations....

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