Bombardier Business Aircraft to open London-area service centre
Bombardier Business Aircraft has announced its plan to establish a new, wholly owned Service Centre in the London area.
Cobham Aviation Services rebranded Draken Europe
Following the acquisition of Cobham Aviation Services, UK by Draken International in September 2020, the company has now officially adopted the newly refreshed Draken brand.
Organised by region, the former Cobham business has been renamed Draken Europe to differentiate from its stateside counterpart, Draken US.
“We are thrilled to formally announce our new brand” said Draken Europe CEO, Paul Armstrong “The new unified Draken identity reflects our global reach and breadth of experience, with our new ownership seeing us well-placed for the future. The combination of Draken US’s aggressor red-air expertise, and our broad aviation training, engineering and special mission expertise gives us a uniquely strong position to grow the business globally.”
The Draken logo and new modern brand styling has been rolled out across the business including the customer promise ‘Prepare to Prevail.’
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