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Headquarters |
Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
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Manufacturing Locations |
– Montreal Trudeau Airport, Quebec (final assembly, testing) – Saint-Laurent, Quebec (development/component) – Toronto Pearson International Airport (Global assembly) – Querétaro, México (components) – Wichita, Kansas, USA (US HQ, service, test & defense) |
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Company Type |
Publicly traded |
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Stock Symbols |
Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX): BBD.B/ BBD.A OTC Markets (US): BDRBF Frankfurt Stock Exchange: BBDC/ BBD London Stock Exchange: 0QZP |
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Approximate Employees |
17,900 (2024) |
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2024 Revenue |
$8.67 billion USD |
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2024 Net Income |
$339 million USD |
Bombardier, Inc., is a Canadian manufacturer of business jets tracing its history back to 1937. It currently produces the Challenger 350 and 3500 super-midsize private jets, the Challenger 650, a large cabin business jet, and the Global 5500, 6500, 7500, and 8000, long-range large-cabin private jets. It previously owned and produced the Learjet before closing the line.
NetJets (Challenger 300, 350, 650, Global 5000, 5500, 6000, 7500), Flexjet (Challenger 300, 350, Global Express), VistaJet (Challenger 300, 350, 605, 650, 850, Global 5000, 6000, 7500), and Airshare are leading fractional and charter operators currently flying Bombardier private jets.
