Maintenance and Modifications
Bombardier puts meter on support for older aircraft
 Last month, Bombardier Aerospace launched a “classic aircraft support program” after seeing a “dramatic increase” in service and support requests ove

 Last month, Bombardier Aerospace launched a “classic aircraft support program” after seeing a “dramatic increase” in service and support requests over the past three years from operators of older Learjets and Challengers. But there is a catch–operators are required to pay for the service.

Bombardier business aircraft covered under the program must be out of production for 10 years or more, the company said. This list includes all 20-series Learjets, all 30-series Learjets (except the 31A), Learjet 55s, and Challenger 600s and 601s. According to Bombardier, there are more than 1,300 classic Learjets and about 330 classic Challengers still flying.