Bombardier is currently forecasting revenues to amount to $8.4B in 2022 and increase to $9.4B in 2025, corresponding to an 11% growth. Among market drivers considered as favorable to Bombardier there are the strong macroeconomic conditions, limited pre-owned supply and backlog and pricing increase. However, inflation pressures, supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions are some of the factors that could affect the forecast. The total economic contribution (direct, indirect and induced impacts) of projected manufacturing activities in Canada between 2022-2025 is estimated at $25.2B in GDP (or an annual average of $6.3B), 150,485 job-years12 (or an annual average of 37,621 full-time jobs, including an annual average of 10,400 direct jobs). Overall payroll taxes to be collected in relation to ongoing operations would total $3.0B, of which $1.7B will be collected by provincial governments and $1.3B by the federal government. summarise it