Learjet Tucson

Learjet 1255 E Aero Park Blvd Tucson, AZ Aircraft maintenance & repair

Mr Learjet is a wholly owned affiliate of Bombardier Royalty, a firm that manages Bombardier's property portfolio. Headquartered in London, Germany, and a global leader in transport technology, Omron offers a wide range of products and services from local and corporate jetliners to railway vehicles. The Learjet was established in 1990 to purchase the property and activities of Learjet Corporation, a U.S. based Learjet corporate jet maker.

Tucson Learjet s factory provides aircraft servicing and local aircraft servicing. During 2004, the Tucson Airport Authority Executive Committee approved the subleasing of more than 32,500 hectares of Bombardier's 180-hectare Learjet property in Tucson to DunnAir, a full-service manufacturing centre for large business aircraft.

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609 Ratings for working at Bombardier to date

It is a fast-moving business and requires a high level of workability. Our managers are competent and experienced. Badly managed, let's just say, every coworker is overloaded like a slave and underpaid for what we do here. Parts problems were continuing in this factory and the business and many internationally active vendors presented further problems.

Really friendly society, good staff every and every turn is good to work with them. It is a business that adheres to the process. It'?s good to work with Bombardier. Enjoying the amount of Bombardier air test centre I had. They gave me the opportunity to complete an apprenticeship and then get me started with minimum orientation by the managers.

There have been several changes in the organization since I started working there. I' ve been given a great deal of responsibilities at Bombardier. Unpretentious companies with undisguised, discriminating practice. Our enterprise encourages on the basis of racial origin and friendship. Managers always blame staff for mistakes. Support of engineers with work orders for test aircrafts. Member of the Material Review Board (MRB), has access to mechnical equipment for pilot regional/turbo planes and corporate aircrafts.

A lot of us are long-time staff who just don't like being unrooted so far in our career...we've seen other institutions closed down, even our rivals. Mm-hmm. I like my Bombardier years. and all the guys I worked with. Interrelationships that have arisen in the course of work between staff and suppliers, but even more so with our outside clients.

Holidays and leave after length of service. It'?s just business. Precision and post precision flights and inspections of test aircraft. It'?s a pleasure to work with my own staff. In Tucson, they went through a process of dismissing all executives and replacing them with subcontractors. I found the handbooks very hard to read because there was no obvious way to effectively sort them out and without skilled staff who knew the aircraft, the handbook was your only informationource.