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Bombardier's Singapore Service Center Continues To Expand Capabilities

Facility Has More Than Doubled Its Engineering And Technician Workforce Since Opening

Bombardier Business Aircraft's Singapore Service Center continues to show impressive growth as it continues to expand its capabilities and capacity. Since February 2014, the Service Center has delivered high-quality OEM expertise, providing maintenance support for over 800 Bombardier Business Aircraft customer visits. It has received 14 certifications from international authorities, five authorizations from engine and avionics OEMs, and also inaugurated its state-of-the-art interior shop. To accommodate increasing demand, the facility has more than doubled its engineer and technician workforce since opening.

"After two years of operations, the Singapore Service Center continues its outstanding performance, and its success is a key indicator of our continued commitment to serving the region," said Stan Younger, Vice President, Aircraft Service Centers. "The facility strengthens Bombardier's expanding presence in the Asia Pacific region by providing operators around the world with high-quality maintenance support, including full interior capabilities, as well as access to the entire Bombardier Business Aircraft Service Center network."

In December 2015, the Singapore Service Center received additional approvals to service Learjet aircraft. The facility received the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) of Australia's new Part-145 approval to service Australia-registered Learjet 45 and Learjet 60 business jets, in addition to Challenger and Global aircraft, for which it received the first CASA approval in business aviation in Asia in August 2015.

Additionally, the Service Center received Philippine approval to work on Learjet 70 and Learjet 75 aircraft, in addition to Learjet 30 series, Learjet 40 series and Learjet 60 series aircraft. Learjet aircraft approvals were also added to the facility's Bermuda and Cayman Island certifications following approval in  May 2015 by the FAA.

In 2015, the Singapore Service Center received six full certifications from United Arab Emirates, CASA, FAA, Qatar, India and Taiwan, adding to its full certifications from Hong Kong, Malaysia, Isle of Man, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Philippines, Bermuda, Cayman Islands and Singapore. The Service Center is expected to receive certification from China in 2016. The facility is also a Rockwell Collins, Honeywell, Rolls-Royce and General Electric Authorized Service Center.

The Singapore Service Center features 32,000 sq. feet of hangar space, 38,000 sq. feet of dedicated ramp, and 38,000 sq. feet of workshop, warehouse and office space. With its dedicated staff of over 90 people, the facility is equipped to perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, modifications, including interior refurbishment and modifications, avionics installations, and Aircraft on Ground (AOG) support for Bombardier Learjet, Challenger and Global aircraft.

The Service Center's Flying Colours Corp. interior shop, a fully integrated, heavy/base capability with state-of-the-art facilities, is equipped to support all Bombardier Business Aircraft customers across the region for all of their warranty, repair, line service and full refurbishment needs.

Located at Seletar Airport, the Singapore Service Center is one of seven wholly-owned Bombardier Business Aircraft Service Centers that comprise its maintenance network, including Dallas, Hartford, Fort Lauderdale, Tucson and Wichita in North America, Amsterdam, Netherlands, a line maintenance station in Nice, France, and a total of 15 Customer Response Team mobile units worldwide.

(Image provided with Bombardier news release. Simon Wayne, General Manager, Singapore Service Center)

FMI: www.bombardier.com

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