Maintenance and Modifications
Bombardier Mulls Moving Florida Service Center to OPF
If greenlighted, the 200,000-sq-ft OPF service center would double the footprint of Bombardier’s existing FLL base.
If Bombardier relocates its service center to Opa-Locka it could have 200 to 300 full-time employees in place by 2025.
If Bombardier relocates its service center to Opa-Locka it could have 200 to 300 full-time employees in place by 2025.

Bombardier Business Aircraft is considering relocating its Florida service center from Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) to a new, larger facility at nearby Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF). The company recently sent a letter to Miami-Dade deputy mayor Jack Osterholt comfirming an application for up to $5 million in “Building Better Communities” bonds to partially fund the proposed $75 million service center at OPF. The Miami-Dade County Commission is scheduled to vote today on an official contract for this bond.

If it gets the green light, the 200,000-sq-ft OPF service center would double the footprint of Bombardier’s existing FLL base, which was established in 1995. Florida is a key location for Bombardier, said company v-p and general manager of customer experience Jean-Christophe Gallagher, as it supports Learjet, Challenger, and Global operators not only within the southeast U.S., but also Latin American and even Canadian customers who prefer the warmer weather in the winter.