Sustainability and Environment
Bombardier Opens Legacy Lounge in Monaco
The facility will serve as an introduction to the company's legacy, innovation, and—of course—aircraft
Ribbon cutting in Monaco by Prince Albert II and Bombardier chairman Pierre Beaudoin
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco joined Bombardier chairman Pierre Beaudoin for the ribbon cutting at the airframer's new education lounge in the tiny European country.

Expanding its already strong European footprint, Bombardier inaugurated its Aviator Lounge in Monaco yesterday. At a morning ceremony, the ribbon on the facility—situated at the harbor within the Monaco Yacht Club—was cut by the principality’s ruler, Prince Albert II, along with Bombardier chairman Pierre Beaudoin.

Designed by French architect Andrea Mosca, the facility will serve to educate guests about the OEM’s aircraft, legacy, and innovations, with furnishings and displays highlighting the manufacturer’s technological advancements. Guests will be hosted by the company's regional sales team.

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