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    Trump sagt, er würde in Kanada hergestellte Flugzeuge dezertifizieren und mit Zöllen von 50 % drohen

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    1. MudBloodLite on

      Donald Trump said on Thursday that he is decertifying all aircraft made in Canada and threatened a 50% tariff on those planes until American-made Gulfstreams are certified in that country.

      Trump specifically said he was decertifying the global express business jet from Quebec-based Bombardier.

      “Canada is effectively prohibiting the sale of Gulfstream products in Canada through this very same certification process,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “If, for any reason, this situation is not immediately corrected, I am going to charge Canada a 50% Tariff on any and all Aircraft sold into the United States of America.”

      CNN has reached out to the Federal Aviation Administration for comment.

      It is unclear whether Trump has the legal authority to decertify aircraft; the White House has not released an executive order on any Canadian aircraft tariffs. Trump did not specify any mechanisms to decertify the planes in his post.

    4. TimmmmyStuuuuuu on

      Where does this guy hear about this stuff. Either way let’s just ignore him, he will forget about it by tomorrow afternoon

    5. SARMS86 on

      > It is unclear whether Trump has the legal authority to decertify aircraft; the White House has not released an executive order on any Canadian aircraft tariffs. Trump did not specify any mechanisms to decertify the planes in his post.

      So uncharacteristic of Trump to make such a declaration. If he can’t legally do it (he can’t), I wonder how he will move the goal posts in order to convince his followers that he followed through.

    7. Woodworking-noob on

      Hey it was 100% tariffs the other day, we’ll be in the clear by next week

    8. XPhazeX on

      Lmao ok.

      See how long that grounding lasts when the millionaires cant use their private jets

    9. Pirate_Secure on

      I don’t think making the same threat repeatedly works. At some point everybody simply starts ignoring and doing their own thing.

    11. Upset-Government-856 on

      Who cares. It’s coercion if we boot lick and coercion if we don’t.

      May as well just pretend we didn’t hear him.

    14. Brilliant_Cover_7883 on

      Buy boing 737 max, but don’t forget to make a life insurance before, so your wife and kids will be ok after your trip .

    17. Jolly_Platypus6378 on

      I wonder if this threat has anything to do with forthcoming Canadian military jet purchase?

    20. ThoughtsandThinkers on

      Anyone who thinks MAGA in any way stands for small government is delusional. From trampling individual rights to bullying companies, Trump demonstrates over and over again that the only consistent value he holds is trying to force everyone to do what he wants.

      Fortunately, he seems too volatile and capricious to follow through with a consistent fascist agenda but there are many in the wings pulling his strings and awaiting their turn for power.

    21. Drewy99 on

      Don’t we export waterbombers to them? Seems pretty dumb with all the fires they have.

    24. Little-Chemical5006 on

      Fuck trump. On first term, he help boeing by slapping 80% duty on c series. (Which almost bankrupt the company). Now this? Fuck him

    25. sljxuoxada on

      Last i checked, it was Boeing planes falling out of the sky. Maybe he should start there.

    30. Odd_Secret9132 on

      So wait. He’s decertifying all Canadian made aircraft, and slapping a 50% tariff on new purchases? If they have been decertified they can’t be sold in the US, so the tariff is meaningless…..

      Also, banning all Canadian aircraft over the fact we wouldn’t certify a few models of niche aircraft (executive jets) shows whose actually in the driver seat down there.

    31. Plucky_DuckYa on

      He has to say decertify (as in unable to fly) because the people who buy bombardier’s globaljets aren’t really price sensitive. What else are they going to buy? The Airbus aj221 is the only thing really comparable and their wait list is pretty long.

      The people and businesses who own them also happen to be the types who can get a phone call with the President if they want one, and they would be none too pleased to see their jets grounded.

      I suspect this will go away soon.

    33. CanuckCmdr on

      At this point it is all distraction and spectacle. Responsible media could just keep asking…

      “Where are those Epstein Files?”

    34. Such-Huckleberry-107 on

      “It is unclear whether Trump has the legal authority to decertify aircraft”.

      The fact they say this is perhaps the sort of thing that will harm the us economy for a generation or perhaps forever. And I’m not just talking about the aerospace industry. The us is a global economic superpower because at its core we all believe that it believes in the free market and the rule of law. The moment it becomes possible that this market and rules can change based on the whim of one man it’s over. It may not die overnight. I’m sure the economic might of America could ride on the fumes of past glories for a few years but it will decline. Like any brand, even if its name is valued for ages, once that trust is damaged it can become almost impossible to recover.

      I think we are really watching the death of the American empire in realtime.

    35. ManintheGyre on

      Canada will certify planes on their own schedule and criteria. We don’t rely on the FAA anymore. And the government of Canada doesn’t tell Transport Canada when the planes are safe! Planes have crashed because of software and fuel icing problems and USA might not care but that’s because they suck.

      This is like Russia demanding a western government interfere in court judgements becuase that’s what happens in Russia. USA is the new authoritarian Russia.

    36. Jegged on

      I admit that these Truths or announcements or whatever used to weigh very heavily on me. I would constantly monitor the news whenever a tariff announcement was made: how are we responding? What impact will it have? How negatively will it impact our country?

      These days, I completely stopped caring. How can I care about this when, even if we respond, tomorrow it will just be something else anyway? And the something else will be equally incoherent and dumb.

      I don’t even care anymore, and I have to imagine most Canadians, if not most non-Americans, are probably feeling the same way.

      TL;DR: Who cares?

    38. Firm-Advice5127 on

      Wait til the facts come out. It’s likely they are in the “certification stage” and when they are ultimately approved he will claim that we caved in and he won. It’s all about the appearance of a win.

    39. Tooster on

      Bombardier mainly do luxury aircrafts. His rich buddies will give him a call and tell him to walk that back

    40. Ina_While1155 on

      He just heard we might not buy as many of the US fighter jets that are basically useless to us as they run on US software.

    42. dadass84 on

      100% tarrifs last week, 50% on planes this week, next week will be some other dumb percentage on something else. No one believes this asshole anymore.

    43. scott_c86 on

      I don’t know how anyone could possibly support this guy at this point. It was clear who he was in 2016, but he has somehow managed to become even worse the second time around.

    45. Baffin622 on

      This is what Carney was talking about in Davos. Fukc Trump if he can’t exist in a rules-based world.

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