Bombardier has opted to reduce Q400 production at year-end as the Canadian airframer waits for sales campaigns to materialise. Noting Bombardier has a "healthy pipeline of opportunities in front of us", company Aerospace president Guy Hachey said during a 1 June earnings call that unfortunately roughly 10 prospective Q400 customers are moving their decisions to the right. "But they are not coming out of the market." Hachey said currently at the end of the year there are open positions on the production line, and the company is trimming output rather than build white-tail aircraft. In a filing with Canadian regulators Bombardier said its current production backlog for the Q400 was 11 months. But its target production range for the 70-80-seat turboprop is 18-21 months. Hachey declined to specify Q400 monthly production rates after the cut, but stressed the adjustment would not affect the planned 90 deliveries Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has previously forecasted for 2011.