Bombardier - Aircraft Manufacturer
In 1986, Bombardier entered the aircraft manufacturing business when it acquired Canadair, a manufacturer based in Canada. In 1989, it also acquired Short Brothers, a Northern Ireland manufacturer of military and civil aircraft, and defense systems. In 1990, Bombardier acquired Learjet Corporation, manufacturer of the Learjet business jet. Bombardier currently designs and manufactures the CRJ series of commercial airliners, smaller aircraft of around 50 seats. They also have a line of business aircraft, including the Learjet. The Bombardier Aerospace Bombardier 415 is an amphibious aircraft used for firefighting, search and rescue, surveillance, and for other purposes.
- The Great New England Air Show This September
- 2008 Air Magdeburg – An Exciting Air Show and Expo
- Aerial Fun at Camarillo Air Expo
- NASA Spends $25M to Explore Earth
- Mile High Internet Soon a Reality
- Cirrus Gets Ready for Test Campaign
- Carter PAV Nearly Complete
- Wings of Victory Provides Rare Opportunity
- Don’t Miss the 2008 Southport Air Show
- Cirrus Vision SJ50 Jet Debuts At Oshkosh

















