Maintenance and Modifications
Bombardier's Booming Aftermarket Segment Keeps Expanding
Business jet maker aims to have customers "bring their aircraft home" for servicing
Bombardier at NBAA-BACE 2024
Bombardier has been continually adding and expanding service centers over the past several years, an undertaking that will continue in the foreseeable future.

After years of expansion, innovative approaches, and the addition of more aircraft support products, Bombardier is well on its way toward achieving its targeted $2 billion in annual revenues from its aftermarket segment by 2025. But it reached that cadence a year earlier than planned, already topping $500 million for the first time in quarterly results in the second quarter. This number is poised to keep growing.

For Bombardier, the overarching drive is “making sure that we are the first choice to our customers when it comes to products and services and maintenance,” said Paul Sislian, executive v-p for aftermarket services and strategy at Bombardier. “We want to offer the best value proposition. It’s got to be fast, reliable, convenient, and easy. That’s the most important thing.”

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