bombardier shares rose late morning after the company increased its freecash flow guidance class b shares in toronto were up 6 to c2479 late morning the montrealbased business aircraft company boosted its 2022 free cash flow guidance to greater than 515 million from greater than 50 million the company cited stronger working capital performance and increased interest cost savings from accelerated deleveraging bombardier backed its guidance on aircraft deliveries to more than 120 units and revenues to exceed 65 billion the company reported secondquarter revenue of 156 billion shy of the factset consensus of 159 billion adjusted pershare loss was 48 cents wider than the factset consensus for a loss of 45 cents leading business indicators and market demand are still driving in a positive direction giving us confidence that we can achieve our objectives chief executive eric martel said supply chain pressure is contributing to keeping our aircraft delivery ramp up at a conservative and steady pace in line with our 2025 projections bombardiers order backlog rose by 37 to 147 billion with a unit booktobill of 18 for the second quarter indicating continued high demand and strong order intake the company said unit booktobill is net new aircraft orders in units over aircraft deliveries in units the backlog is high quality it is well diversified across platforms and customer types it does not include speculative orders and the orders we have are supported by meaningful deposits and cancellation penalties chief financial officer bart demosky said in the companys conference call