Three days after President Donald Trump threatened to halt sales of Canadian jet manufacturer Bombardier in the U.S., tensions are evident among employees. At the Wichita-based Bombardier headquarters, workers expressed concern about perceived abandonment by the president.
A Wichita employee cautiously shared with a reporter, outside the view of others, the sentiment felt by many. The post by Trump is seen by some as a move against American workers. In 2012, Bombardier Learjet workers handled a Model 85 fuselage, showcasing local involvement in global operations.
This unease comes amidst fears about job security and the long-term impact on the U.S. aviation industry. Bombardier’s presence in Wichita plays a significant role in local employment and the broader economy.

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