Skyservice adds Vancouver facility to Bombardier Authorized Service Facility network

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Skyservice Business Aviation announced that its Vancouver facility has been designated as a Bombardier Authorized Service Facility, expanding Bombardier's service footprint across Canada. Located at Vancouver International Airport, the site joins Skyservice's existing ASF locations in Toronto and Montréal to provide coast-to-coast maintenance, repair, and overhaul support for Bombardier Global and Challenger aircraft. The expansion increases access to certified technicians and rapid-response maintenance in a key trans-Pacific gateway, improving aircraft availability for operators on the West Coast. Skyservice President and CEO Benjamin Murray called the designation an important milestone that strengthens responsiveness and consistency for Bombardier customers, while Bombardier Vice-president of Customer Support Anthony Cox said it enhances service coverage in a key region.

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Expansion of authorized service network increases maintenance demand for Bombardier aircraft.

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Bombardier Inc.Private▲ Positive
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Expansion of authorized service network increases maintenance demand for Bombardier aircraft.

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Skyservice's Vancouver facility becomes Bombardier Authorized Service Facility, boosting its MRO business.