Bombardier Swot Analysis

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Bombardier – Bombardier is one of the biggest manufacturers of transport in the world. They have got factories throughout the world such as Canada, Northern Ireland and America. Bombardier have been through a long journey s a company to the place they are today. It all started in Canada when a young Joseph – Armond Bombardier manufactured a snowmobile to help people travel in the snow. When he passed away in the 60’s the company was taken over and focused on transport such as planes and in 1986 they took over Canadair and made it profitable once again. They then went on to take over the Shorts Brothers dying manufacturing company in Belfast, Northern Ireland. They also took over other companies that were struggling and turned them around. …show more content…

Bombardier's most popular aircraft currently include its Dash 8 Series 400, CRJ100/200/440, and CRJ700/900/1000 lines of regional airliners. It also manufactures the Bombardier 415 amphibious water-bomber, the Global Express and the Challenger business jet.

Now Bombardier are the worlds leading manufacturer of planes and trains. They are making products from business class jets to commercial airlines and high speed trains. throughout the world they employ 74,000 people. They employ around 6,000 in Belfast alone. In Belfast they specialise major aircraft structures including fuselages, wings, engine nacelle systems and flight control surfaces. The Belfast operation is vital in Bombardier as it produces 10% of all Northern Irelands manufacturing exports.

Bombardier Belfast do many things within the chain of manufacturing a plane and for all different models.

Commercial Aircraft

CRJ series - Design and manufacture of the complete centre fuselage, nacelles and wing components for the CRJ700, CRJ900 and CRJ1000 regional jets.

C Series - Design and manufacture of the advanced composite wings for the CS100 and CS300 commercial aircraft.

Q Series - Design and manufacture of wing-mounted flight components for the Q400 …show more content…

They are placed on the wing away from the main body of the plane they are also ahead of the wing to reduce the strain upon the wing and being below the wing creates less drag and not as much noise for the passengers. A positive of this is that if a problem arises and one of the engines go on fire it is far away from the main body and wont affect of the plane. It is aerodynamically shaped. It includes the structure commonly referred to as engine cowling and also has other components such as the inlet cowl, fan cowl, thrust reverser, core cowl and exhaust. The cowling is used to redirect drag and helps the plane be as aerodynamic as possible. They are generally made out of aluminium but bombardier use carbon fibre to build them because it is easier to stretch and it is stronger than

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