A Global
Challenger

Embark on a journey with Bombardier aircraft

the distinguished Canadian private jet manufacturer, celebrated for its dedication to crafting luxurious, high-performance aircraft that showcase innovation at its finest.

Among the impressive lineup of Bombardier aircraft, the esteemed Global and Challenger series stand out, designed to cater to discerning private jet owners who seek the ultimate in-flight experience. One remarkable feature that distinguishes Bombardier is its ability to merge cutting-edge technology with passenger comfort, such as the innovative Nuage seating system found in the Global series, offering ergonomic support for unparalleled relaxation during long flights.

History

1986

Bombardier acquires Canadair, entering the private jet market and beginning the production of Challenger 600 series

1990

Launch of the innovative Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ), a groundbreaking aircraft for regional commercial aviation

1993

Bombardier acquires Learjet, adding the iconic business jet brand to its portfolio

1996

Introduction of the Global Express, a game-changer in long-range, large-cabin business jets

2000

Bombardier unveils the Challenger 300, a pioneering super-midsize jet that revolutionizes the market segment

2008

Launch of the Learjet 85, featuring a composite structure for weight reduction and improved efficiency

2010

Bombardier introduces the Global 7000 and Global 8000, extending its long-range business jet offerings

2020

Bombardier divests its commercial aviation and rail divisions, focusing solely on private jets as a pure-play business jet manufacturer

Manufacturing a brighter Future

Bombardier is committed to environmental sustainability and reducing aviation’s climate impact. As a leader in the General Aviation Manufacturers Association Environment Committee, the company invests in efficient aircraft engines and aerodynamic advancements.

Bombardier actively promotes sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), using them in demonstration flights since 2017 and raising industry awareness through organized events. Their decarbonization transition plan aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Initiatives include clean product development, electrification, energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy sourcing, long-term SAF supply, and carbon offset optimization.