Aircraft manufacturer Bombardier has announced the creation of 250 jobs on the day the Prime Minister opened the new wing of its manufacturing and assembly facility in Belfast.
David Cameron visited Bombardier this afternoon during an investment conference, where the Canadian company manufactures wings for its C-series aircraft at the 600,000-square-foot Queen’s Island site. Following the addition of close to 1,000 employees to its Northern Ireland workforce over the last two years, Bombardier announced the job increase, which will bring the projected workforce to approximately 6,250…
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