Aircraft
Bombardier Extends Maintenance Intervals, Saves Customers Money
Left to Right: Eric Martel, president, Bombardier Customer Services Andy Nureddin, v-p Bombardier Customer Services.
Left to Right: Eric Martel, president, Bombardier Customer Services Andy Nureddin, v-p Bombardier Customer Services.

Making a corporate jet work for an individual or a corporation is all about the math. And we all know that the purchase price of an aircraft is simply the price of entry. Bombardier (Booth No. N5731) announced at NBAA 2013 the launch of its Max maintenance program for Challenger 605, designed to reduce direct maintenance costs to owners and operators and increase dispatch availability by extending required maintenance intervals by as much as 50 percent.