400 aircraft jobs for Belfast

A new £33m (€50m) aircraft building operation in Belfast is set to create nearly 400 jobs, it emerged today.

Thu, 08 Apr, 2004 - 07:38

A new £33m (€50m) aircraft building operation in Belfast is set to create nearly 400 jobs, it emerged today.

Canadian-owned manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace announced the investment in programmes to develop two new business jets.

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