Bombardier has unveiled plans to nearly double its Singapore service centre. The new building will add roughly 250,000 square feet at Seletar Aerospace Park. The Canadian airframer announced the project on 9 June. Total investment is set at about SGD 100 million, or US$78 million.
The facility will sit alongside the existing Singapore Service Centre. Construction begins in the second half of 2026. Operations are targeted to start in the second half of 2028. The site will offer scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, modifications, and avionics installations. Bombardier will also run 24-hour aircraft-on-ground support and a component repair and overhaul workshop from the building.
About 200 new skilled jobs are expected to follow. The current Singapore Service Centre already employs over 300 staff, including roughly 250 licensed engineers and technicians. Bombardier says the existing site supports approximately 2,000 aircraft a year. It is the region's largest OEM business-aviation service facility.
Paul Sislian, executive vice president for aircraft sales and aftermarket services, said Asia-Pacific remains an important hub for Bombardier. He said the investment is expected to strengthen the company's regional footprint as demand grows. The development sits in JTC's Seletar Aerospace Park. Bombardier has also joined the A*STAR Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre industry consortium as an anchor member.
The expansion is Bombardier's third development at Seletar since 2014. The new building will also handle aircraft recompletion work, including paint and interior finishing. A customer response centre and regional parts hub remain on site. Singapore Economic Development Board and JTC are quoted partners in the announcement.
Source: Bombardier press release, 9 June 2026; GlobeNewswire; Corporate Jet Investor; Bloomberg.