Aircraft
Bombardier Sees Revenue Jump, More Tariff Certainty
Revenues reached $1.5 billion in the first quarter with 23 deliveries
Large-cabin jet deliveries fell 21 percent globally, and 34 percent in the North American market.
Large-cabin jet deliveries fell 21 percent globally, and 34 percent in the North American market.

Bombardier revenues in the first quarter jumped by 19% year over year, to $1.5 billion, with a three-aircraft increase in deliveries and continued gains in the services side, the Montreal manufacturer reported this morning. The company also released its full-year guidance—postponed from earlier this year given the uncertainties surrounding tariffs—forecasting that it would deliver 150 aircraft and bring in $9.25 billion in revenues in 2025.

In the first quarter, Bombardier delivered 23 aircraft, including 12 Challengers and 11 Globals. This reflects increases in the Global family, as company executives had anticipated, compared with 12 Challengers and eight Globals in the first quarter last year.

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