Sustainability and Environment
Bombardier's Booth: An Upcycled Wonderland
Highlighting its new line of upcycled cabin furnishings, Bombardier's booth had an eco-conscious makeover this year.
Cardboard tubes like those found in a roll of gift wrap take on a new role in Bombardier's booth this year at EBACE, part the airframer's adoption of upcycled and renewable design features. (Photo: Curt Epstein/AIN)
Cardboard tubes like those found in a roll of gift wrap take on a new role in Bombardier's booth this year at EBACE, part the airframer's adoption of upcycled and renewable design features. (Photo: Curt Epstein/AIN)

With Bombardier introducing a line of renewable cabin furnishings for its Challenger 3500 at this year’s EBACE, the Canadian airframer decided to fully demonstrate that environmental theme throughout its two-story booth (Z117). While the OEM’s display has long incorporated some reusable elements—it has reused the same structural elements for more than a decade, according to Mark Masluch, the company’s senior director of communications—it discussed what else it could incorporate with its booth designer who had been working on a reduce, reuse, recycle concept.