The Bombardier Challenger series includes 12 distinct aircraft models spanning nearly four decades. Renowned for luxurious cabins, extensive range capabilities, and operational versatility, the ...

Bombardier received 20 firm orders for its Challenger 3500 aircraft, totaling $534 million. Entertainment Technology Partners' CEO Les Goldberg is the launch customer for the Challenger 3500. The ...

Bombardier plans to cease offering its current model CRJs (Canadair Regional Jet) once the assembly line for production of its new next generation series of regional jets, CRJ NextGen, is fully ...

Now, we don't have supersonic commercial planes anymore, and as such, travelling at Concorde speeds in a passenger plane is no longer possible. However, thrill-chasers and speed demons might still be ...

Capitalizing on the strong demand for private jet travel, Canadian aviation company Bombardier has launched a certified pre-owned program to repurpose some of its most popular models. Drawing from the ...

MONTREAL, Jan. 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bombardier today announced the latest advancements in its comprehensive Smart Link Plus connected aircraft program. Effective immediately, operators of ...

Just like in the artisan neighborhoods of old European towns, each section of the factory floor is dominated by a particular craft. Carpentry in one corner, upholstery in another – some areas look ...

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will buy the remnants of the CRJ regional jet program in order to gain control of Bombardier's global sales, service, and support networks. In recent years, Bombardier has ...

In this week's AirMail Focus, Aviatrade founder Philip Rushton does not hold back while giving his colorful assessment for ...

Twenty years ago, Bombardier was on top of the world. It was the leading producer of regional jets—the fastest-selling category of jetliners. The rest of its portfolio of turboprops, business jets and ...

Bombardier said its second-quarter results included a swing to profitability in its continuing operations, reflecting demand for new and pre-owned jets, and steady growth of its service operations.

Dassault Aviation SA is poised to announce its largest-ever Falcon corporate jet next week, stepping up a push to compete toe-to-toe with the swankiest offerings from Bombardier Inc. and Gulfstream.