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Bombardier onthult modellen CSeries op Paris Airshow

Datum nieuwsfeit: 12-06-2005
Bron Bron: Business Wire
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Bombardier onthult modellen CSeries op Paris Airshow

PARIJS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--12 juni 2005-- Vlak voor de openingsdag van de Paris Airshow heeft Bombardier de bouwmodellen van zijn volgende generatie CSeries toestellen onthuld. Het bedrijf gaf bezoekers de mogelijkheid van een eerste ervaring van de ruimste vliegtuigcabine in zijn klasse. Bombardier nam tevens de gelegenheid aan te kondigen dat het zijn locatie in Mirabel heeft gekozen als uiteindelijke assemblageplaats voor de CSeries en bevestigde de serieuze gesprekken met Pratt & Whitney Canada over een nieuwe motor voor het toestel.


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( BW)(Bombardier-Aerospace)(BBD.MV.A.TO)(BBD.SV.B.TO) Bombardier 
Unveils CSeries Mockup at Paris Airshow 
 
    News Editors 
 
    PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 12, 2005--Bombardier Aerospace 
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- Best-in-class cabin to provide unparalleled passenger appeal 
- Bombardier Mirabel facility selected as final assembly site 
- Discussions with engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney Canada  
  progressing well 
 
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    On the eve of the opening day of the Paris Airshow, Bombardier  
unveiled the full-scale mockup of its next-generation CSeries family  
of aircraft and provided attendees with the first-ever opportunity to  
experience first hand the most spacious cabin of any airliner in its  
class. Bombardier also took the opportunity to announce it had  
selected its Mirabel facility as the final assembly site for the  
CSeries aircraft and confirmed it was in serious discussions with  
Pratt & Whitney Canada for a new centreline engine for the aircraft. 
 
    Attendees at the unveiling included Claude Bechard, Quebec  
Minister of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade, Jean  
Teasdale, Vice president, Cargo and Industrial Development, Aeroports  
de Montreal, Laurent Beaudoin, Chairman of the Board and Chief  
Executive Officer, Bombardier Inc., Pierre Beaudoin, President and  
Chief Operating Officer, Bombardier Aerospace and Gary R. Scott,  
President, Bombardier New Commercial Aircraft Program. 
 
    "Today is about more than the unveiling of a cabin mockup, it's  
an opportunity to experience the future," said Mr. Scott. "The  
CSeries family of airliners is the perfect blend of proven systems,  
materials and leading-edge technology, optimized for the lower end of  
the 90- to 149-seat market. With its widebody feel, the CSeries  
cross-section will provide enhanced seating comfort for passengers,  
with features like broader seats and armrests for the middle  
passenger and larger windows at every seat to give every passenger  
the physical and psychological advantages of ample natural light." 
 
    The CSeries cabin will also have large, rotating baggage bins, a  
first for single aisle aircraft, allowing each passenger to stow a  
sizeable carry-on bag on board. Compared to the cabins of current  
in-service narrowbody aircraft, the CSeries will provide airlines  
with the largest overhead bin volume per passenger and a wider aisle  
that will allow for faster boarding and disembarkation of passengers. 
 
    "In addition to unmatched passenger comfort, the competitive 110-  
to 130-seat CSeries family of aircraft will provide 15 per cent  
improvement in operating efficiencies, superior operational  
flexibility, mature reliability levels at entry into service and  
overall lower life-cycle costs.  The CSeries aircraft is another  
example of our commitment to finding new opportunities for innovation  
that will ensure our continued industry leadership," said Pierre  
Beaudoin. 
 
    Bombardier Mirabel facility 
 
    As part of its rigorous selection process, Bombardier assessed  
its Mirabel facility against an exhaustive list of economic,  
technical and strategic criteria and determined that the site was the  
best environment for the final assembly and major work packages for  
the aircraft. 
 
    "We are pleased to have the final assembly facility located in  
Mirabel, an area where we can count on a skilled aerospace workforce  
and a good supply base. I want to thank Bombardier employees in the  
greater Montreal area as well as municipal, provincial and federal  
government officials for their consolidated efforts that led to this  
important decision," added Mr. Beaudoin. 
 
    "Bombardier has chosen Quebec, and now Mirabel, because they can  
rely on the right expertise needed to go forward with this project.  
Internationally, Quebec ranks in sixth place in the aerospace sector.  
The reasons for this success are the importance and the quality of  
our workforce and the confidence major players have in the future of  
our industry," said Minister Claude Bechard. 
 
    Hubert Meilleur, Mayor of Mirabel said: "This is wonderful news  
for the population of Mirabel. It will allow us to relaunch our local  
aerospace industry and will contribute to the economic development of  
our city and region." 
 
    Discussions with Pratt & Whitney Canada 
 
    Discussions with Pratt & Whitney Canada on a new centreline  
engine for the CSeries aircraft have been progressing well. The new  
engine is expected to meet the performance targets established by  
Bombardier. A decision on the launch of the CSeries program is  
expected this fall. 
 
    Industry forecasts for the next twenty years show worldwide air  
traffic growing, on average, by five per cent per annum and market  
analysis shows that there will be significant demand for 90- to  
149-seat commercial airliners. Bombardier has identified a total  
market for the 90- to 149-seat market segment over the next 20 years  
of approximately 6,000 aircraft valued at $ 250 billion US, with over  
4,000 aircraft needing to be replaced over the next decade. 
 
    About Bombardier 
 
    A world-leading manufacturer of innovative transportation  
solutions, from regional aircraft and business jets to rail  
transportation equipment, Bombardier Inc. is a global corporation  
headquartered in Canada. Its revenues for the fiscal year ended Jan.  
31, 2005, were $15.8 billion US and its shares are traded on the  
Toronto Stock Exchange (BBD). News and information are available at  
www.bombardier.com. 
 
    Bombardier and CSeries are trademarks of Bombardier Inc. or its  
subsidiaries. 
 
    Note to Editors 
 
    Images of the CSeries aircraft will be available on our Web site  
photo gallery at: www.aero.bombardier.com/htmen/F15.jsp 
 
    For more information on Bombardier Aerospace at Paris Airshow  
2005, please visit www.aeroshow.com 
 
 
 
    Bombardier Aerospace (TSX:BBD.MV.A) (TSX:BBD.SV.B) 
 
    --30--CCN/ny* 
 
    CONTACT: Bombardier Aerospace 
             John Paul Macdonald 
             Senior Vice President, Public Affairs 
             Bombardier Chalet: +011 33 1 41 57 11 01 
             www.bombardier.com 
 
 
 
 







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