Bombardier myServiceVisit
Keeping your aircraft close
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Access all your aircraft service visit information remotely. Track aircraft status, manage work orders, and contact your project manager from any personal device. Stay updated on your aircraft's maintenance progress.
What's New in Bombardier myServiceVisit
1.5.0
November 13, 2025
- Upgraded authentication provider - Bugfixes
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FAQ
What is Bombardier myServiceVisit?
Bombardier myServiceVisit is a mobile application designed to provide remote access to all your aircraft service visit information. It allows you to check aircraft status, manage work orders, and contact your assigned project manager.
How do I sign in to Bombardier myServiceVisit?
You can sign in to Bombardier myServiceVisit using your existing Bombardier account credentials. This ensures secure access to your personalized service visit information.
What devices is Bombardier myServiceVisit compatible with?
Bombardier myServiceVisit is compatible with personal mobile devices, specifically iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is available for download on the Apple Store.
Is Bombardier myServiceVisit free to use?
Yes, Bombardier myServiceVisit is available for free download and use. There are no associated costs to access its features.
Does Bombardier myServiceVisit have ads?
No, Bombardier myServiceVisit does not contain advertisements. Users can access all features without interruption from ads.
Where is Bombardier myServiceVisit currently active?
Currently, the myServiceVisit App is active at the Bombardier Service Centre in Hartford. Additional Bombardier Service Centres are planned to be added in the future.
Can I view multiple aircraft at once in Bombardier myServiceVisit?
Yes, the application allows you to view multiple aircraft in the hangar at the same time. This provides a comprehensive overview of all your aircraft undergoing maintenance.
How often is Bombardier myServiceVisit updated?
The latest version of Bombardier myServiceVisit is 1.5.0, last updated on November 13, 2025. Updates typically occur to introduce new features and improve performance.
