What happens if Bombardier jets are not sold in the U.S.?

Investing.com -- A potential ban on Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States could hit the Canadian jet maker's largest market and disrupt an aerospace supply chain spanning thousands of U.S. companies, BofA analysts said. The issue follows President Donald Trump's statement that Bombardier should no longer sell aircraft in the U.S. Bombardier jets sold there are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration, and most aerospace goods produced in Canada and Mexico are exempt from U.S. tariffs. The U.S. accounts for about 45% of the global business-jet market and is Bombardier's largest individual market. The company delivers roughly 80 to 100 aircraft there annually, compared with total deliveries of around 155.