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Bombardier expands Australian maintenance network with new Sydney station

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Bombardier announced the addition of a new Line Maintenance Station (LMS) in Sydney. This facility complements the company’s existing network, which includes a service center in Melbourne and an LMS in Perth. The Sydney LMS is equipped with a Mobile Response Team and supports maintenance for Learjet, Challenger, and Global aircraft.

From timminspress.com

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The expansion enhances Bombardier’s customer service network across the Asia-Pacific region. The new location provides support for Aircraft on Ground events, unscheduled line maintenance, and select scheduled inspections. This increases the company's regional capacity to service its aircraft fleet.

From timminspress.com

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  • BombardierAerospace and transportation manufacturer expanding its service network
  • SydneyLocation where the new Line Maintenance Station was established
  • MelbourneLocation of Bombardier's existing service center in Australia
  • LearjetAircraft type serviced by the new facility

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