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On Feb 18, 5:51 am, EmbraerIsBetter
<EmbraerIsBet...@DumpBombardier.com> wrote:
> WESTJET & BOMBARDIER - SO MANY  CRASHES OF BOMBARDIER Q400 REPORTED
> Will Westjet Also Have Crashes ?
>
> Now, Westjet passengers on shorthaul flights will have to worry - will they
> arrive alive, or in a body bag if the plane crashes as so many other crashes ?
>
> Why did Westjet not order a more reliable, safer aircraft from the US, Europe
> or Embraer ?
>
> VERY BAD DECISION BY WESTJET MANAGERS, JUST TO BE POLITICALLY
> CORRECT WITH QUEBEC.
>
> Subject: Westjet & Bombardier - So Many Bombardier CRASHES Reported
> Date: Wed, 02 May 2012 07:15:11 +0800http://www.edmontonjournal.com/business/edmonton/6546603/story.html
>
> WestJet chooses Bombardier Q400 for new regional airline
>
> By Mario Toneguzzi, Calgary Herald, edmontonjournal.com May 1, 2012
>
> CALGARY ­ WestJet announced Tuesday it has selected Montreal-based
> Bombardier Inc. to supply aircraft for its new regional airline, expected to
> launch in the second half of 2013.
>
> The airline will fly the Bombardier Q400 NextGen to new cities, existing
> destinations not currently connected by WestJet, and will allow for schedule
> improvements on certain routes where a smaller aircraft can efficiently
> provide greater frequency, said WestJet.
>
> “We are very impressed with the Q400,” said Gregg Saretsky, WestJet’s
> president and chief executive, in a statement. “Both ATR and Bombardier put
> forward excellent proposals and ultimately we believe the Bombardier Q400’s
> combination of range, speed and seat density is the best choice to meet the
> needs of the market and how we plan to operate the regional airline.”
>
> Mike Arcamone, president of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, said the Q400
> NextGen aircraft “has long been recognized as the turboprop best suited to
> perform in the robust Canadian and U.S. landscape and environments.”
>
> WestJet has signed a letter of intent to purchase 20 Q400s with the option to
> purchase a further 25 aircraft. The airline expects to announce its initial
> regional schedule using the Q400s later in 2012.
>
> Also on Tuesday, WestJet reported a record for first quarter net earnings.
>
> The company said net earnings in its first quarter were $68.3 million, up 41.6
> per cent from last year.
>
> Diluted earnings per share were 49 cents, up 44.1 per cent.
>
> This represents WestJet’s 28th consecutive quarter of profitability.
>
> Total revenue was up 15.3 per cent to $891 million. The company also said its
> load factor in the first quarter was 83 per cent, a one per cent increase from
> a year ago. Available seat miles rose by 8.8 per cent and revenue passenger
> miles were up 10.0 per cent.
>
> “We are extremely pleased with the record first quarter results and our margin
> expansion as revenue growth outpaced elevated fuel costs. We achieved our
> highest first quarter load factor, improved the overall yield and made good
> progress towards our return on invested capital target,” said Saretsky.
>
> “Revenue growth exceeded our expectations this quarter and contributions to
> the top-line increase are coming from the ongoing improvement in our business
> offering, our airline partnership strategy, the strength of WestJet Vacations
> and increases in ancillary revenue.”
>
> mtonegu...@calgaryherald.com
> © Copyright (c) The Calgary Herald
>
> Archived from Google
> Subject: Bombardier Aircraft UNSAFE-Too Many Crashes in USA, Europe &
> Japan! Airbus Get Another 82 Orders!!
>
> News report another crash involving another Bumbardier plane -
> this time in New York State.
>
> So far there are at least OVER 102  deaths reported from the
> defective Bombardier Canada airplane crashes.
>
> Bumbardier are desperately trying to do damage control, fearing all
> the bad publicity will result in cancelled sales.
>
> http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/story/2009/02/13/bombardier-safety....
> Will the flight YOU take be the one where YOU and others get killed?
>
> AVOID FLYING ON BOMBARDIER aircraft, and tell your friends likewise.
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7089318.stm
>
> Emirates orders 82 Airbus planes
>
> The latest Emirates deal is worth more than $20bn for Airbus
> Emirates has ordered 82 Airbus jets, in a deal worth more than $20bn
> (£9.6bn) for the European plane-maker.
>
> The Dubai-based airline is buying 70 of Airbus' mid-sized A350 model,
> and 11 Airbus A380 twin-deck super jumbos.
>
> Announced at the start of the Dubai air show, Emirates said the new
> planes would play "an important role" in the growth of both the
> airline and Dubai.
>
> Emirates added that it also had the option to purchase a further 50
> A350 aircraft at a future date.
>
> Rolls-Royce deal
>
> If this additional order goes ahead, the final deal will be worth
> about $32bn for Airbus.
>
> Emirates airlines is placing great faith in our A350 XWB and A380
> programmes as well as our company and we are rightfully proud
> Airbus boss Tom Enders
>
> The latest contract win for Airbus was also good news for British
> engine-maker Rolls-Royce, as Emirates has chosen its units to power
> the new planes.
>
> It will be worth up to $8.4bn for Rolls-Royce if Emirates does go on
> to buy the additional 50 A350 planes.
>
> "Emirates airlines is placing great faith in our A350 XWB and A380
> programmes as well as our company and we are rightfully proud," said
> Airbus president and chief executive Tom Enders.
>
> The order is welcome good news for Airbus parent group EADS.
>
> Last week EADS warned it may have to deepen planned restructuring and
> job cuts after its losses for the July to September period worsened to
> 775m euros ($1.14bn; £541m), compared with 189m euros last year.
>
> It already plans to cut 10,000 jobs at Airbus over the next four
> years.
>
> Airbus designs and makes its wings in the UK.
>
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> >The news stories below about Quantas seem to be dated January 2002.
> >All the crashes caused by defective landing gear on the Bombardier Q400, are
> >being reported in the past few weeks - in other words NOW!!
> >When all of Europe is dumping the Bombardier Q400, and suing Bombardier for
> >many billions, there is definitely something wrong with Bombardier!
> >As well, the media report that there are at least another 2 crashes in Japan
> >with the Bombardier Q400 this year.
> >Now, the European Safety Agency is demanding a "crisis meeting" with Canadian
> >officials, to discuss the risks to European travellers caused by the defective
> >Bombardier junk!!  In a publicly issued statement, ESA promised to "take all
> >measures to ensure the safety of European passengers and citizens".
> >Competitors of Bumbardier, such as EMBRAER, BAC, and the US firms, must really
> >be having a field day, now that they can tell potential buyers about all the
> >crashes with Bombardier!!
> >>On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 20:21:24 -0400, "Paul" <paulq_1...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>>"Craig Welch" <cr...@pacific.net.sg> wrote in message
> >>>news:05tci3p2r6alippljpsofvojef7csddj21@4ax.com...
> >>>> Ned Kelly <NedKe...@usenetexchange.com> said:
> >>>>>As well the European Union are saying that most European airlines are now
> >>>>>going to return all the Bombardier aircraft, following a number of crashes in
> >>>>>the past few weeks, costing many airlines untold millions in damages due
> >>>>>tounsafe Bombardier aircraft. Mind you airlines such as Horizon Air
> >>>>>still are flying Bombardier aircraft.
>
> Watch the filthy Christkillers and their disgusting shabbas-goy refuse to
> answer the facts in the article.
>
> Notice how parasitic criminals including diseased AIDS-spreaders,
> drug dealers and child molesters, and Madoff type swindlers,
> all refuse to answer facts detailed.
>
> In fact, these subhumans are obsessed with excrement and anal orifices.
>
> They are so delusional, from using illegal drugs and  AIDS,
> that whenever they see an article which they dislike, they blame
> it on a grosvenor.
>
> So, these vermin forge and fabricate articles, claiming that a nemesis
> happily retired in muslim S. Philippines is haunting them.