Bombardier’s €450m Belfast sale receives cautious union welcome

The trade union representing workers at aviation manufacturer Bombardier has “cautiously” welcomed the Canadian company’s agreement to sell its Belfast manufacturing facility.

The trade union representing workers at aviation manufacturer Bombardier has “cautiously” welcomed the Canadian company’s agreement to sell its Belfast manufacturing facility.

Bombardier has agreed to sell its wing-making factory in Belfast, and two other facilities, to US aerospace company Spirit AeroSystems for $500m (€450m) and the assumption of certain liabilities.

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