Bombardier Business Aircraft reiterated its commitment to the Asian market ahead of this year’s Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (ABACE), which will be held at Shanghai’s Hongqiao Airport in China from April 11 to 13, 2017. This follows the successful inauguration of the Bombardier Tianjin Service Centre on April 7.

Bombardier has had the largest fleet of any business aircraft manufacturer in the region for the last 12 years.

Bombardier Business Aircraft will showcase three of its business jets at ABACE – the Challenger 350, Challenger 650 and Global 6000 aircraft – which all offer capabilities sought-after by customers in the region, such as speed, comfort and reliability, as well as leading-edge technology and a smooth ride for passengers.

“ABACE is a key event in the aviation industry and we are delighted to seize this opportunity once again this year to present three of our finest business jets,” said Michael Han, regional vice president, sales, China. “Bombardier Business Aircraft is the global leader in terms of deliveries, and is among the best in Asia with a market share of 35%, totaling 43 deliveries over the last three years. China therefore remains a very promising market for Bombardier. With our portfolio of efficiency-enhancing business aircraft, we’re well-positioned to answer our customers’ needs in Greater China and Asia.”

With the recent inauguration of a service center in Tianjin, China, and the continued growth of the Singapore service center, Bombardier Business Aircraft is further strengthening its customer support network as part of its commitment to operators in the region.

“With a growing fleet of more than 110 aircraft based in Greater China out of 280 in Asia, Bombardier Business Aircraft’s service centers offer comprehensive capabilities and flexibility to our customers, closer to their base of operations,” said Lanny Schindelmeiser, general manager, Bombardier Tianjin Aviation Services. “Our priority is to ensure that we are ready to support our customers wherever their needs arise.”