Bombardier said the order, the subject of an initial letter of intent in June, was the largest it had received so far for the 90-seater air...

A Bombardier spokeswoman said the company performed in accordance with the contracts' terms, and the allegations in the complaint are witho...

The order for the 76-90 passenger jets includes options for another eight of the same aircraft, and could therefore bring the final order t...

Bombardier Aerospace, along with its maintenance partner Air Works, has established its second LMF in the country for business jets at the ...

As part of its expansion plan in northern India, low cost carrier SpiceJet today launched two daily direct flights to Dehradun from here.

In the first phase of north India expansion, SpiceJet will connect to Amritsar, Chandigarh, Srinagar and Indore, a statement from the airli...

Berkshire Hathaway jumped into the slumping private-jet market again with a record order valued at $9.6 billion.

Bombardier, the world's largest maker of business jets and third-biggest maker of commercial aircraft has set up its engineering service ce...

Bombardier has forecast that the Asia-Pacific region including China will take delivery of about 4,000 aircraft over the next twenty years ...

In its ambitious attempts to connect Tier II and Tier III cities of India, the SpiceJet has received a brand new fleet of the latest Q400 N...

Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace said Thursday it has approved the launch of another large business aircraft to help it ...

Bombardier Aerospace expects to sell around 250 business jets in the next 10 years, and 500-600 commercial aircraft in the next 20 years in...

Global transport solutions provider Bombardier Aerospace to sell 250 business jets in India over the next 10 years.

Upbeat over growing demand for regional jets, Canada-based Bombardier said that it was considering options for establishing maintenance, re...

Bombardier, the world’s third-largest commercial aircraft maker, may widen its share performance gap over Boeing with turboprop planes.

Also in the offing are setting up maintenance and repair facilities in the country to service its clients.

Canada-based aircraft firm Bombardier is in talks with several Indian carriers to sell its regional jets and turboprop aircraft.