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Major Canadian aircraft manufacturer, later merged into Bombardier Aerospace.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Canadair was a Canadian aircraft manufacturer founded in 1944 and headquartered in Montreal. Initially owned by the Canadian government, it later became part of General Dynamics and was eventually acquired by Bombardier in 1986. Canadair produced various military and civilian aircraft, including the famous CL-215 water bomber and the Challenger business jet series. Its operations were later integrated into Bombardier Aerospace, and the brand ceased to exist independently.

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Mid-to-high-end aircraft manufacturer, known for seaplanes and business jets.

Product categories. Military aircraft · Civil aircraft · Seaplanes · Business jets

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