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Hyderabad: Upbeat over growing demand for regional jets, Canada-based Bombardier said that it was considering options for establishing maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities in India.
"We are in the process of evaluating options for MRO facilities in the Indian-subcontinent. We are already offering aircraft maintenance facilities to our existing operators in the Asia-Pacific region," Bombardier Aerospace Commercial Aircraft (BACA) Vice-President (Marketing) Trung Ngo said here.
Air India currently operates three CRJ 700s and Jet Airways flies seven CRJ 200s, produced by BACA. Bombardier is now aggressively showcasing its CRJ 900 regional jet in the Indian market, one of which is at display at the ongoing airshow here. These CRJs (Canadair regional jets) have passenger capacity ranging between 60 and 100.
"Our comprehensive family of Learjets, Challengers and Global Business Jets are operational in the region. We also offer a complete range of travel solutions to meet the ongoing growing business travel requirements," Bombardier Regional Vice-President (Sales) David Dixon said.
Ngo said that India and China were experiencing the highest forecast growth rates for regional and single-aisle commercial aircraft.
17/10/08 PTI/Economic Times
"We are in the process of evaluating options for MRO facilities in the Indian-subcontinent. We are already offering aircraft maintenance facilities to our existing operators in the Asia-Pacific region," Bombardier Aerospace Commercial Aircraft (BACA) Vice-President (Marketing) Trung Ngo said here.
Air India currently operates three CRJ 700s and Jet Airways flies seven CRJ 200s, produced by BACA. Bombardier is now aggressively showcasing its CRJ 900 regional jet in the Indian market, one of which is at display at the ongoing airshow here. These CRJs (Canadair regional jets) have passenger capacity ranging between 60 and 100.
"Our comprehensive family of Learjets, Challengers and Global Business Jets are operational in the region. We also offer a complete range of travel solutions to meet the ongoing growing business travel requirements," Bombardier Regional Vice-President (Sales) David Dixon said.
Ngo said that India and China were experiencing the highest forecast growth rates for regional and single-aisle commercial aircraft.
17/10/08 PTI/Economic Times
Labels: Aircraft Manufacturer, Bombardier, Canada, Foreign
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The CRJ900 NextGen regional jet is en route to Hyderabad as part of Bombardier Aerospace’s show of strength at India Aviation 2008.A global success story, the 90-seat CRJ900 NextGen aircraft is one of Bombardier’s largest and most advanced regional jets in production.
“The CRJ900 NextGen airliner is ideally suited for the growing Indian regional aviation market,” said Trung Ngo, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft’s Vice President, Sales, for the Asia-Pacific market which includes India.
“The CRJ NextGen aircraft are optimized for medium-haul applications and are benchmarks for regional jet efficiency in the 60- to 100-seat market on the strength of better economics, including lower fuel burn and operating costs,” he added.
Bearing the colours of U.S.-based Delta Airlines, the CRJ900 NextGen jet will be on display in Hyderabad from October 15 to 17. With over 120 orders, the CRJ900 NextGen regional jet is the best-selling member of the CRJ NextGen aircraft family. The 70- to 78-seat CRJ700 NextGen jet has attracted 50 orders and the 100-seat CRJ1000 NextGen jet has 45 firm orders from four airlines.
Bombardier’s Canadair Regional Jet (later re-named CRJ regional jets) launched modern regional aviation in 1992. In India, both Jet Airways and Indian Airlines/Alliance Air operate CRJ aircraft.
13/10/08 Moneycontrol.com
“The CRJ900 NextGen airliner is ideally suited for the growing Indian regional aviation market,” said Trung Ngo, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft’s Vice President, Sales, for the Asia-Pacific market which includes India.
“The CRJ NextGen aircraft are optimized for medium-haul applications and are benchmarks for regional jet efficiency in the 60- to 100-seat market on the strength of better economics, including lower fuel burn and operating costs,” he added.
Bearing the colours of U.S.-based Delta Airlines, the CRJ900 NextGen jet will be on display in Hyderabad from October 15 to 17. With over 120 orders, the CRJ900 NextGen regional jet is the best-selling member of the CRJ NextGen aircraft family. The 70- to 78-seat CRJ700 NextGen jet has attracted 50 orders and the 100-seat CRJ1000 NextGen jet has 45 firm orders from four airlines.
Bombardier’s Canadair Regional Jet (later re-named CRJ regional jets) launched modern regional aviation in 1992. In India, both Jet Airways and Indian Airlines/Alliance Air operate CRJ aircraft.
13/10/08 Moneycontrol.com
Labels: Aircraft Manufacturer, Bombardier, Foreign
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Montreal, Quebec: Bombardier Aerospace will attend the inaugural International Exhibition & Conference on Civil Aviation, India Aviation 2008, at Hyderabad Airport from October 15 to 18. With the nation's booming economy and rapid growth in air travel, Bombardier recognizes India's increasingly important role in the aviation industry and will have four of its market-leading aircraft on static display. These aircraft include a CRJ900 NextGen regional aircraft, along with the midsize Learjet 60 XR, the super midsize Challenger 605 and ultra long-range Global Express XRS business jets.
"Business aviation is growing at a dynamic pace in India. In fact, Bombardier has already established roots in the country and we are committed to expand our presence even further," said David Dixon, Regional Vice-President, Sales, Asia-Pacific, Bombardier Business Aircraft. "Our comprehensive family of Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets offer operators in the region a complete range of travel solutions to meet the increasing business travel requirements of this market."
"Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's product portfolio is ideally suited for the Indian market," said Trung Ngo, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's Vice President, Sales, for the Asia-Pacific market. "For short-haul operations, the Q400 NextGen airliner is a fast, fuel-efficient and lower-emission 70- to 80-seat large turboprop. In medium-haul applications, CRJ NextGen aircraft are the benchmarks for regional jet efficiency in the 60- to 100-seat segment. For longer routes, the recently launched CSeries airliners are the world's newest and most advanced single-aisle aircraft designed specifically for 110- to 130-seat comfort and setting new standards in technology, fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact."
Mr. Ngo leads Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's "Team India" efforts with support from aviation sales executives Sunder Venkat, Sales Director - India, and Ryan Debrusk, Sales Director - Asia-Pacific region.
India Aviation 2008, the first international exhibition of its kind being held in India within the civil aviation sector, will be held at Hyderabad Airport from October 15 to 18. It is anticipated that 150 companies from over 30 countries will participate in the four-day event. Four Bombardier aircraft will be on static display and Bombardier will be located at exhibit hall A-37 and chalet 15.
08/10/08 Market Wire
"Business aviation is growing at a dynamic pace in India. In fact, Bombardier has already established roots in the country and we are committed to expand our presence even further," said David Dixon, Regional Vice-President, Sales, Asia-Pacific, Bombardier Business Aircraft. "Our comprehensive family of Learjet, Challenger and Global business jets offer operators in the region a complete range of travel solutions to meet the increasing business travel requirements of this market."
"Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's product portfolio is ideally suited for the Indian market," said Trung Ngo, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's Vice President, Sales, for the Asia-Pacific market. "For short-haul operations, the Q400 NextGen airliner is a fast, fuel-efficient and lower-emission 70- to 80-seat large turboprop. In medium-haul applications, CRJ NextGen aircraft are the benchmarks for regional jet efficiency in the 60- to 100-seat segment. For longer routes, the recently launched CSeries airliners are the world's newest and most advanced single-aisle aircraft designed specifically for 110- to 130-seat comfort and setting new standards in technology, fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact."
Mr. Ngo leads Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's "Team India" efforts with support from aviation sales executives Sunder Venkat, Sales Director - India, and Ryan Debrusk, Sales Director - Asia-Pacific region.
India Aviation 2008, the first international exhibition of its kind being held in India within the civil aviation sector, will be held at Hyderabad Airport from October 15 to 18. It is anticipated that 150 companies from over 30 countries will participate in the four-day event. Four Bombardier aircraft will be on static display and Bombardier will be located at exhibit hall A-37 and chalet 15.
08/10/08 Market Wire
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