Ottawa announces new bid process for 88 fighter jets

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Ottawa announces new bid process for 88 fighter jets

December 13, 2017
By Global News

The Canadian government is launching a competition to buy a new fleet of 88 fighter jets and officials confirmed Tuesday they will also be buying an interim fleet of 18 jets from Australia rather than Boeing.

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