Bombardier increases maintenance and repair capacity in Europe
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Canadian business jets manufacturer Bombardier has expanded its Line Maintenance Station (LMS) in Le Bourget Airport in Paris (France) – the biggest private aviation hub in Europe. Bombardier’s LMS in Le Bourget was open in 2018 and its space is 3000 sq. meters bigger now. It means it is able to accommodate up to three Globals 7500 at the same time, or six Learjets or Challengers.
Increased Bombardier’s station in Le Bourget allows to care for more jets in need of scheduled maintenance or urgent repair, and also to place in Paris the rapid response team. Expanded Bombardier’s LMS in Paris has perfectly completed the network of the same stations in Berlin, Germany and London, UK (Biggin Hill Airport) as well as smaller stations in Nice and Cannes (France), Linz (Austria), Milan and Olbia (Italy) and at the Luton Airport in London (UK).