Bombardier

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Trump threatened, in a social media post, to decertify Canadian aircraft over Gulfstream certification delays, sparking industry concerns.

Bombardier has announced a number of new leadership changes as it focuses on future growth.

Bombardier plans to build a manufacturing center at its Dorval site in Quebec, Canada, in a $72 million project.

The A320neo family is Airbus’ biggest success—and its biggest headache. Ten years into revenue service, engine maturity and supply chain challenges continue.

LIG Nex1 will develop an electronic warfare aircraft for South Korea's air force.

The market for crewed intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, as well as for maritime patrol, will reach $23 billion through 2034.

A service bulletin would update the Global 7500 to the 8000’s better performance.

Forecasts, snapshots and commercial aircraft programs to watch.

The Canadian Defense Investment Agency awarded the Montreal-based aircraft manufacturer a roughly $400 million contract to supply six Global 6500s.

As new ultra-large jets and single turboprops enter the market, a midsize makeover is next.

The first Bombardier Global 6000 due for full conversion into the German Air Force’s next signals-intelligence aircraft has arrived in Germany for modification.

L3Harris says it is receiving increasing international interest in a business-jet-based airborne early warning and control aircraft.

Bombardier delivered the first 8,000-nm range aircraft to a Canadian operator.

Bombardier said that construction is progressing on its new service center in the United Arab Emirates.

CAE will start training the first pilots for Bombardier’s new Global 8000 ultra-long-range business jet in early December, the company announced.

An armed version of a Bombardier Global 6500 business jet designed for maritime patrol missions remains in demand in the Gulf region, according to an executive from the Canadian airframer.

Aviation is not separate from the sea, said Tony Kern, keynote speaker at the 29th edition of the Bombardier Safety Standdown.

Tips from Bombardier’s Safety Standdown.

Bombardier has partnered with the U.S. Army in a Partnership for Success (PaYS) Program to help veterans after they leave the service.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

With a continued robust market, Bombardier may increase production as early as 2027, as long as its supply chain can keep up.

Bombardier’s Global 8000 four-zone, ultra-long-range business jet received Transport Canada type certification on Nov. 5.

Bombardier announced that its Global 8000 four-zone business jet has exceeded original estimates for cabin altitude.

The NTSB issued an urgent safety recommendation Oct. 29.