Trump Administration Threatens 50% Tariffs on Canadian-Made Bombardier Global Series — NetJets' 24-Aircraft Global 8000 Expansion and Flexjet's Flagship Fleet Both Face Supply Chain Policy Risk

KG data shows the Trump administration in 2026 threatened to revoke certification and impose 50% import tariffs on Canadian-manufactured Bombardier Global series business jets. If implemented, NetJets' newly launched 24-aircraft Global 8000 procurement (including 4 new purchases + 8 order conversions + in-service upgrades) would face massive cost escalation — at Global 8000's approximately $75 million unit price, a 50% tariff means approximately $37.5 million additional per aircraft. Flexjet's Global 7500 flagship fleet would be equally impacted. Meanwhile, Gulfstream G700/G800 as US-domestically manufactured direct competitors would gain a structural price advantage. In 2025, Gulfstream delivered 53 G700 + 13 G800 vs. Bombardier's 38 G7500 + 1 G8000 — tariff policy could further widen this delivery gap. Confidence: ★★ (KG policy event + KG delivery data cross-verification, but policy not yet finalized).