Bombardier plans to open a new aircraft service center at Fort Wayne International Airport as part of a major U.S. expansion of its maintenance and support operations.

Passenger traffic at Fort Wayne International Airport jumped 7.6% overall last year compared with 2023, the local executive director said Wednesday. The airport had 430,485 enplaned, or outbound passengers, and saw 856,803 passengers overall fly in and out ...

Located at Fort Wayne International Airport, this new facility will expand Bombardier’s footprint in the Midwestern United States, further

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Bombardier plans to invest millions of dollars in a 64,500-square-foot Fort Wayne Service Centre that will draw 100 jobs within the next few years.

Bombardier will open a 64,500-sqare-foot service center at Fort Wayne International Airport by 2026, expanding its US maintenance network and adding 100 jobs in Indiana.

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With 64,500 square feet, Bombardier’s new maintenance facility will have enough hangar space to accommodate six aircraft at a time and offer scheduled and unscheduled

About 100 high-wage jobs will be created when a new 64,500 sq. ft. Bombardier aircraft service center goes online in 2026 at Fort Wayne International Airport.

In a statement, the Montreal-based manufacturer said it will open a new center at Fort Wayne International Airport (KFWA) in Indiana. The 64,500-square-foot facility will provide a full range of services, including scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, modifications, avionics installations, and aircraft on ground (AOG) support.