Bombardier Revamps Worldwide Bizjet Service
Bombardier Aerospace has embarked on an aircraft service program in which it will invest some $35 million over the next five years to structure a worldwide
Bombardier Aerospace has embarked on an aircraft service program in which it will invest some $35 million over the next five years to structure a worldwide service and maintenance network centered on three major hubs. The Canadian airframer last month officially opened its new wholly owned service center at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, where some $8 million has already been invested. Currently leased from Martinair, the space provides 45,339 sq ft where a staff
of 37 is expected to expand to 50 by year-end.
In fact, work at the facility began in February, well ahead of the opening last month. The hangar is capable of accommodating a combination of eight Learjets, four Challengers and two Globals.
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