Sustainability and Environment
Bombardier Meets Five-year Sustainability Targets
Company maps out next five-year plan through 2030
business jet on ramp at Bombardier's Singapore facility
Bombardier’s Singapore service center is LEED certified and has incorporated solar panels. (Photo: Bombardier)

Bombardier concluded its first five-year sustainability plan in 2025, achieving three foundational targets surrounding gas emissions, lost-time incident rate, and employee engagement score while at the same time completing a company turnaround. Releasing its “2025 Sustainability Report” this week, Bombardier noted that over the last five years it has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 25% relative to 2019, notched an employee engagement score of 81%, and marked a 33% decrease in lost-time incident rate compared with the 2020 baseline. 

These were among several of the milestones Bombardier highlighted in the report, with others including the publications of multiple environmental product declarations for its aircraft portfolios; receiving LEED certification at its Singapore service center and installing solar panels not only at that facility but also at its London Biggin Hill site; purchasing 7.7 million U.S. gallons of 30% blend sustainable aviation fuel through book-and-claim; collectively contributing more than C$5 million ($3.6 million) to Centraide and United Way from employees and the company; and sponsoring 3,900 student internships.

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