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Doing that would mean acting in bad faith (obviously) but also breaking WTO Rules, i.e. international law, which can come with a big price tag if your caught (p
by chki 6y ago
Doing that would mean acting in bad faith (obviously) but also breaking WTO Rules, i.e. international law, which can come with a big price tag if your caught (potentially unlikely in such a scenario and depends on the WTO being accepted by the US, which is also not very likely). That is on top of being sued by Boeing in Court for wrongfully denying the recertification. So I'm not sure whether that would really be a consideration.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoWell there was the whole 300% tax on Bombardier debacle, boeing got them punished without even having a competing aircraft! https://money.cnn.com/2017/10/06/news/companies/boeing-bombardier-trade-ruling-tariff/index.html https://money.cnn.com/2017/10/06/news/companies/boeing-bomba...
- FeistyOtter 6y agoWell, they drove Bombardier CSeries (a small barely competing program with some potential) into the hands of Airbus (a huge threat with production and logistics capabilities) for free. In the end USA won (they got production of new aircraft on their soil). Boeing? A total loss.