Bombardier Inc. Closed Now

Overview & Vision

Bombardier Inc. is a Canadian multinational corporation specializing in business jets. Once known for its wide portfolio including trains and commercial aircraft, Bombardier has strategically streamlined its operations to focus entirely on business aviation, becoming a global leader in the sector. Its vision is to deliver cutting-edge, sustainable, and luxurious aircraft tailored for corporate and private clients.

History & Development

Founded in 1942 by Joseph-Armand Bombardier, the company originally built snowmobiles and ground vehicles before expanding into aerospace in the late 20th century. Bombardier became famous for its CRJ regional jets and Q Series turboprops, as well as its rail transportation division. However, in recent years, it divested these sectors and concentrated solely on business jets, particularly the Learjet, Challenger, and Global series.

Business Segments & Offerings

• Learjet (Legacy) – Iconic small business jets (production ended in 2021, but service continues)

• Challenger Series – Mid-size and super mid-size jets known for reliability and comfort

• Global Series – Ultra-long-range business jets offering speed, luxury, and performance

• Services & Support – Worldwide maintenance, pilot training, and fleet modernization

Innovation & Market Leadership

Bombardier has set new benchmarks in private aviation with the Global 7500, the world’s largest and longest-range business jet. Its aircraft are recognized for fuel efficiency, advanced avionics, and passenger comfort. The company invests heavily in digital solutions and sustainable aviation fuel initiatives.

Sustainability & Social Responsibility

The company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint, advancing sustainable aviation technologies, and supporting communities in Canada and abroad. Its “EcoDesign” approach integrates environmentally friendly practices throughout the aircraft lifecycle.

Global Reach & Client Base

Bombardier serves clients in over 100 countries, with major hubs in North America, Europe, and Asia. Its customers include corporations, governments, VIPs, and private individuals.