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The US-Canada trade war just took an unprecedented turn. Yesterday, President Trump threatened a 50% tariff on all Canadian aircraft and announced plans to decertify Bombardier jets unless Canada approves certain Gulfstream models. This move targets a company that depends on the US market for 64% of its revenue and could affect over 5,400 Canadian-made aircraft currently flying in American airspace.
But this isn't just about aircraft. It's about a fundamental shift in how allied nations conduct trade. With Canada's Prime Minister actively diversifying trade relationships away from the US—including a controversial deal with China—we're watching a real-time restructuring of North American economic ties.
In this video, I break down:

How the decertification threat actually works (and whether it's legally possible)
Why this affects American airlines and workers, not just Canadian companies
The timing connection to Canada's Davos speech declaring the end of the "rules-based global order"
What happens to the 150 Global Express jets currently registered in the US
The cascading effects on aerospace supply chains across North America

This is about more than one trade dispute. It's about what happens when safety certification becomes a trade weapon, when established frameworks break down, and when traditional allies start competing more aggressively.
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