Bombardier and Gulfstream will compete

Edited by James E . Swickard December 01, 2001
Bombardier and Gulfstream will compete to provide a new long-range anti-piracy, anti-smuggling aircraft for the Japan Maritime Safety Agency. The agency has requested $30 million from the Ministry of Finance to buy the first of two such aircraft. The agency currently uses two Dassault Falcon 900As...

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