RE:RE:RE:TOTAL Q2 BUS JETS DELIVERY UP TO 28/06 = 29Hi Jim,
I thought I was pretty clear about why certain aircrafts are 'dashed'. Obviously, I was not...
If on TC export civil aircraft report, we get mentions about Canadair as manufacturer, we are obviously talking about an 'out-of-production' aircraft (in addition the model and serial number will also justify and confirm this).
Also, for a new export aircraft, if we read Bombardier as the manufacturer and the aircraft serial number refers to an 'out-of-production' aircraft, I prefer to keep them listed to avoid any question from people who think they have been forgotten in the counts.
Hence, unless advised differently by a former Bombardier employee, I assumed that if there is any revenue to expect from these exported 'out-of-production' aircrafts, it would most probably falls under servicing revenues or something else but not as a delivery.
As precedently mentioned, I worked for several decades for Bombardier (now retiree) and therefore, I must now rely on actual employees to corroborate these 'out-of-production' aircraft assumptions (as need be).
I hope I am clear enough now.
Now, time to get back to Go Habs Go !!
But for the long run GLTALongs !!!