Bombardier has launched a multi-phase expansion of its services and support network across the United States to address growing demand for OEM-backed maintenance and support. The projects, to be rolled out over the next several years, will extend the company’s existing footprint into new regions while bolstering operations in areas where it already maintains facilities. Bombardier also plans to recruit additional skilled personnel in each targeted market, creating new job opportunities for technicians and support staff.
Paul Sislian, Executive Vice President of Aftermarket Services and Strategy, noted that Bombardier’s U.S. fleet continues to grow and highlighted recent industry recognition of the company’s support network, including top rankings in the AIN Product Support survey and the 2025 Professional Pilot Corporate Aircraft Product Support Survey.
Later this year, Bombardier will introduce the Global 8000 aircraft into service, further increasing its global fleet and prompting the need for expanded U.S. capabilities. To support this growth, the company will emphasize workforce development, including the expansion of apprenticeship and talent-development programs aimed at training Airframe and Powerplant Technicians and other skilled workers in collaboration with local communities.
Bombardier’s current U.S. services network includes maintenance centers in Dallas, Tucson, Hartford, Wichita and Miami-Opa Locka (opened in 2022), a parts distribution center in Chicago and mobile response teams operating in 20 locations nationwide. These resources are intended to provide rapid, on-site support for Bombardier aircraft wherever they are based.
