Bombardier adds interior capabilities in Singapore

Bombardier Aerospace's wholly-owned service centre in the Seletar Aerospace Park in Singapore

Bombardier selects Flying Colours to provide interior refurbishment services to all Bombardier business aircraft customers.

Bombardier Aerospace’s wholly-owned service centre in the Seletar Aerospace Park in Singapore.

Bombardier will add full-service interior refurbishment capabilities at its wholly-owned Singapore service centre at Seletar Airport.

Flying Colours has been selected to offer these services on site to all Bombardier Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets, after the service centre was inaugurated at the Singapore Airshow 2014.

“Only a day after our inauguration ceremony, we are proud to say that the agreement with Flying Colours Corp. will provide us with an advantage over our competitors in the Asia-Pacific region, as we are the first facility to provide a comprehensive range of service offerings to our customers in one place,” said Stan Younger, vice president, aircraft service centres, Bombardier Aerospace.

“With its wealth of experience in completions and maintenance on Bombardier aircraft, we are confident that Flying Colours Corp. will deliver first-class interior refurbishment and reconfiguration services for our Asia-Pacific customers, directly through our Singapore facility,” Younger added.

Flying Colours, based in Ontario, Canada, specialises in business aircraft completions, maintenance and refurbishments and has been contracted to perform interior work on all Bombardier business jet models.

Nearly 25 years since its initial launch, Flying Colours was appointed a Bombardier business aircraft authorised service facility in 2012 and has performed completions on business aircraft since 2008.

“This new collaboration with Bombardier is a great opportunity for us. We are very excited to be bringing our interior service offerings to the Asia-Pacific region by joining forces with Bombardier in their new Singapore service centre”, said Eric Gillespie, executive vice president at Flying Colours.

Around 250 Bombardier business jets are currently based in Greater China, India and the Asia-Pacific region.