planning, stocking and distribution of aircraft parts for Learjet 20, Learjet 30, and Learjet 50 series aircraft.
“We are extremely pleased to collaborate with GlobalParts.aero in this venture.”
Bill Molloy, vice president of Parts Services, Bombardier Business Aircraft said: “We are extremely pleased to collaborate with GlobalParts.aero in this venture. This agreement will ensure that many more parts will be available at a competitive price and we expect it will have a positive impact on our operators’ cost of ownership.”
“We are prepared to enhance support for Learjet 20, Learjet 30, and Learjet 50 series aircraft customers right away.”
Malissa Nesmith, senior vice president and chief operating officer of GlobalParts.aero added: “We are prepared to enhance support for Learjet 20, Learjet 30, and Learjet 50 series aircraft customers right away. We have expanded our inventory of Learjet parts in recent months and have the capability and expertise to repair parts as well. We are working with Bombardier to ensure a seamless transition for this important customer segment.”
Approximately 2,000 Learjet 20, Learjet 30, and Learjet 50 series aircraft were produced from the 1960s into the early 2000s, with the majority still in service.
“Given our diverse operator base, we were particularly committed to finding the right company with which to collaborate. With GlobalParts.aero’s proven track record of exceptional parts support, we are confident this strategic collaboration will enhance our customers’ experience,” added Molloy.
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