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Bombardier Announces Multiyear U.S. Service Network Expansion

The plan adds service hubs alongside apprenticeship programs to back fleet growth before the Global 8000 enters service later this year.

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A view shows Bombardier's new logo on the building of their private jet completion center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada February 6, 2025. REUTERS/Evan Buhler

Overview

  • The program will extend to both existing hubs and additional strategic markets, although specific new locations have not been disclosed.
  • The company plans to recruit numerous airframe and powerplant technicians through expanded apprenticeship and talent programs to meet rising service demand.
  • Its U.S. infrastructure already includes service centers in Dallas, Miami Opa-Locka, Tucson, Hartford, and Wichita, plus a parts distribution hub in Chicago and 20 mobile response teams.
  • Bombardier describes the investment as key to deepening customer relationships by providing localized, manufacturer-backed maintenance and care.
  • NetJets has ordered 24 Global 8000 jets, which are expected to be certified and enter service later in 2025.