Admin | 27.08.2012
In 2006 Bombardier, the world’s third-largest commercial airplane builder, opened a factory in the central Mexican state of Querétero. At the time, Querétero only hosted two other aerospace companies, and the total number of jobs generated by the industry in the state numbered about 100.
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