Mexico, a strategic pillar in Bombardier’s aerospace supply chain

Bombardier reaffirmed that Mexico plays a key role in its global aerospace supply chain. During the Mexico Supplier Symposium 2025, the company highlighted the quality of talent, manufacturing competitiveness, and infrastructure in the country as key factors for the success of its international operations.

Since 2006, Bombardier has maintained a strong presence in Querétaro, where it produces high-tech components and generates thousands of direct jobs. This plant has established itself as one of the most important in its global manufacturing network.

The role of other regions was also recognized, such as Baja California, which has become an aerospace hub with dozens of companies dedicated to advanced manufacturing, design, and specialized services.

The company highlighted that its investment in Mexico exceeds $500 million and that it will continue to strengthen its network of national suppliers. The symposium also addressed topics such as innovation, sustainability, academic development, and strengthening the industrial ecosystem, with the aim of boosting the competitiveness of the Mexican aerospace sector in the coming years.