Bombardier Cooperates With Bribery Probe Over Garuda’s CRJ1000s

Graham Warwick November 05, 2020
Garuda has sought to defer lease payments on its CRJ1000s as its financial condition has worsened.
Credit: Bombardier
Bombardier has met with the UK’s Serious Fraud Office to discuss suspected corruption related to the 2011-12 acquisition and lease of CRJ1000 regional jets by Garuda Indonesia. The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) on Nov. 5 confirmed it is investigating the Canadian manufacturer “over suspected bribery...
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