Trump has no authority to decertify Canadian aircraft, expert says
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As Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada's premiers met in Ottawa, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened further tariffs on Canadian-made aircraft.
Carney has classified recent rhetoric on Canada from U.S. President Donald Trump as a precursor to trade negotiations.
He and premiers also faced questions today on a report suggesting Alberta separatists met with officials in Washington. Carney said he expects the United States to “respect Canadian sovereignty.”
Meanwhile, the U.S. president threatened to impose additional tariffs on Canada, as well as decertify Canadian-made aircraft in the U.S.
Here’s everything that happened on Jan. 29, 2026:
U.S. President Donald Trump says the country will be “decertifying” Bombardier Global Express and “all aircrafts made in Canada” until U.S. aviation company Gulfstream is fully certified.
