Re:Air France-KLM Unveils Tiny A220 Jet in Superjumbo's Shadow
by JamisonM on Thursday September 30, 2021 @12:42AM
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Getting out of the heavily subsidized airline industry is an unalloyed good, if Canada simply doesn't participate in the production and reaps the benefits of heavily subsidized international products the country wins.
Re:Air France-KLM Unveils Tiny A220 Jet in Superjumbo's Shadow
by 908B64B197 on Thursday September 30, 2021 @03:40PM
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So the country would rather buy finished products and finance foreign R&D than build them and have innovation happening at home?
Interesting vision.
Re:Air France-KLM Unveils Tiny A220 Jet in Superjumbo's Shadow
by JamisonM on Saturday October 02, 2021 @07:48PM
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If other countries want to subsidize export products take the free money and devote your resources to other things is, I think, an excellent vision.
Being romantic about particular industries is not a good vision I think.
No support for the industry, nothing. And that was for a flagship prestige technological project. Could you imagine the European Union just... giving up on Airbus? Or the American Government on Boeing?
I still don't understand why he reacted so submissively to Trump. Having the CSeries sold to Airbus at a huge discount was foolish: The plane already had a profitable order backlog.
Now Europeans are reaping the benefits.