Bombardier Boosts Presence in China
Bombardier has opened a new office in Shanghai.
From l to r, Jianwei Zhang, president of Bombardier China; Guy Hachey, president and COO of Bombardier Aerospace; Albert K. Li, general manager and head of Bombardier Aerospace China; and Andy Solem, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft vice president of sales for China and North Asia, celebrate the opening of Bombardier Aerospace’s new office in Shanghai.
From l to r, Jianwei Zhang, president of Bombardier China; Guy Hachey, president and COO of Bombardier Aerospace; Albert K. Li, general manager and head of Bombardier Aerospace China; and Andy Solem, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft vice president of sales for China and North Asia, celebrate the opening of Bombardier Aerospace’s new office in Shanghai.

Bombardier Aerospace’s efforts to cultivate closer ties with the Chinese commercial aircraft industry continued last week with the official opening of a new office in Shanghai, now the home base of the Canadian company’s partnership with China’s Comac. The new office, which Bombardier plans to staff with some 50 employees, will also serve as the base of operations for the company’s supply-chain organization in China and headquarters of the Bombardier Commercial Aircraft sales and marketing team for China and North Asia. It will also house the existing Shanghai regional support office team, supporting Bombardier Q Series and CRJ operators, and plans call for staffing to expand to include support personnel for the company’s business jet operators.