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Bombardier flew the first CRJ900 prototype, a modified CRJ700, from Mirabel on 21 February 2001, five months ahead of schedule and less than seven months after launching the 86-seat regional jet.

Bell delivered the first production Bell 429, serial number 57006, to Air Methods and MercyOne from its helicopter factory in Mirabel, Quebec.

On 14 December 2010 Bombardier showcased and began delivering the first two CRJ1000 NextGen jets, the 100-seat largest CRJ, to launch customers Air Nostrum of Spain and Brit Air of France at its Mirabel plant.

The first Bombardier CS100, flight test vehicle FTV1, flew for about two and a half hours from Montreal-Mirabel on 16 September 2013, the first flight of the jet that became the Airbus A220.

Bombardier's first CS300, C-FFDK, flew almost five hours from Montreal-Mirabel on 27 February 2015, reaching 41,000 ft; the type later became the Airbus A220-300.

The Airbus-Bombardier C Series deal closed on 1 July 2018, giving Airbus 50.01 percent of the partnership; the jets were renamed the A220-100 and A220-300 on 10 July.