Quebec Premier François Legault says he's watching the financial situation at Bombardier Inc. "very closely."

Bombardier says it expects its financial results for 2019 will fall short of its earlier guidance.

Bombardier Inc.'s name will no longer appear on its C Series jet, which has been officially renamed the A220 as it joins the Airbus family of commercial aircraft.

Bombardier will contribute up to $225 million to the C Series partnership with Airbus even though the agreement giving the European aircraft manufacturer majority control is closing earlier than originally planned.

If the options and purchase rights are exercised in full, the value of the deal will increase to about $7.7 billion.

Brazilian competitor Embraer S.A. launched the dispute alleging Bombardier's subsidies hurt the aviation industry.

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard visited the Airbus facilities during trip to France.

Couillard announced during a joint news conference that Macron would address the provincial legislature in Quebec City in June when the French president is in the province for the G7 meeting.

Workers voted 92.3 per cent in favour of the letter of agreement during a special meeting on Sunday morning.

Ottawa had previously suggested Boeing would need to drop its trade challenge of Bombardier in order to bid on the 88-fighter jet project.