BlackBerry sells all business jets, bad financial situation.

Global Express business aircraft Phoenix Science and technology news Beijing time September 23, according to the Wall Street Journal reported that once hit BlackBerry, deteriorating, the second quarterly deficit of nearly 1 billion U.S. dollars, and exposure to layoffs 40%. The Canadian mobile phone maker said in Sunday that it planned to sell its entire commercial aircraft group because of its current financial situation. Two months ago, BlackBerry bought a slightly larger commercial aircraft. The Canadian aircraft registration file shows that BlackBerry purchased 2006 Global Express (Globalexpress) business aircraft produced by Bombardier in July this year. Although prices are not disclosed, similar aircraft are priced at about 25 million to 29 million dollars on second-hand aircraft marketing sites. About a year ago, as a result of the fall in revenues, BlackBerry had sold one of its three business jets to cover costs and cost cuts, leaving the Falcon business machine produced by the two companies. BlackBerry Sunday confirmed that this July, the company bought a second-hand global express business aircraft, but because of the current financial situation, plans to sell the entire business cluster. "Earlier this year, the company decided to sell two Adam Emery aircraft for a remote business machine," said BlackBerry spokeswoman Adamemery, "the company considered several options and selected a second-hand Bombardier business machine, which was eventually delivered in July." "BlackBerry released its earnings warning in Friday and is expected to lose nearly 1 billion dollars in the second quarter and lay off 40%. (Compiling/Xiao Yu)