The Montreal company’s recently released third-quarter earnings report revealed that the company has a backlog of orders worth $22.2 billion, which is 27 percent greater than year-end 2025.
Bombardier reported a revenue increase of three percent year-over-year to $2.4 billion and that it had delivered 33 aircraft in the last quarter alone. In 2025, Bombardier delivered 157 aircraft, compared with 146 in 1924 and 138 in 2023.
“We are entering the final stretch of 2026 with a healthy backlog, strong demand and solid visibility on all remaining deliveries,” said the company’s CEO Éric Martel. Much of the growth can be attributed to the company’s service sector, which crew year-over-year by 19 percent.
“Surpassing $700 million in quarterly services revenues for the first time reflects a team that is delivering on its mission to consistently and relentlessly place the customer at the heart of everything we do, through our growing service network, which was recently voted No. 1 yet again, as well as throughout our entire company culture,” Martel added.
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