Bombardier

Industry awaits clarification as comments raise questions for business jets and regional fleets.

FAA, NTSB investigating incident involving eight people on board.

The ultra-long-range Bombardier 8000 is now certified in both the U.S. and Canada, with EASA approval pending.

PEGASUS program reaches new phase with aircraft arrival in Germany.

Recommendation follows Scottsdale Learjet accident tied to maintenance misassembly.

Deal between Bombardier and BOND could be worth up to $4 billion, if options fully exercised.

One flight attendant was injured in the incident.

Bombardier introduced a new advanced avionics upgrade (AAU) for aircraft equipped with its Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion-based Vision flight deck on Wednesday. The AAU software update allows installation of Bombardier’s combined vision system (CVS), which integrates features from the company’s synthetic vision system (SVS) and enhanced vision system (EVS) into one view. The upgrade […]

Bombardier has completed the first phase of testing on its EcoJet blended-wing-body aircraft research project. The company reported that it has seen positive results during the “design optimization loops and initial flight test campaign,” which used a small-scale model approximately 7 percent the size of a large business jet. The second phase of the EcoJet […]

Private jet company NetJets will be the fleet launch customer for Bombardier’s new Global 8000 business jet, the company announced this week. Bombardier reported that NetJets has placed a $312 million firm order for four Global 8000s along with converting earlier orders for eight aircraft. Following delivery of its first Global 8000, NetJets is also […]