Isaacman Appointed to Head Up
Bombardier's Interior Design Team

Bombardier Aerospace Business Aircraft named Benn Isaacman chief of interior design. In his new role, Isaacman will be responsible for conceiving and designing interiors for Bombardier's full line of business aircraft, working with completion facilities in Montreal, Wichita and Houston. Isaacman worked for Learjet from 1968 to 1983 and helped conceive, design and engineer interiors on Learjet 24B, 25, 35, 36 and 55 aircraft. He left the company to found his own design firm in 1983. "Benn Isaacman is synonymous with the most impressive aircraft interior designs of the past three decades and we're happy to have him returning to his roots," said Jim Ziegler, VP and GM of Bombardier Business Aviation Services and Learjet Operations. "His influence is apparent throughout our product line, from early Learjet planes to the more recent design concepts for the Bombardier Continental."

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