By John Miller and Allison Lampert
ZURICH/MONTREAL Jan 22 (Reuters) - Swiss Federal Railways said it will not take new trains from Bombardier BBDb.TO until the Canadian company fixes the ones already in service, raising questions over the timing of future deliveries for the 1.9 billion Swiss franc ($1.9 billion) contract.
Bombardier investors are watching the 62-train Swiss order, one of a handful of rail contracts hit by delivery delays that generated a disappointing free cash flow result last year and subsequent sell off of the Canadian company's stocks and bonds. Bombardier spokesman said problems with the Swiss trains would not cause "significant changes" to the company's working capital outlook, and are expected to be resolved within weeks, although he would not provide a delivery schedule.
($1 = 0.9981 Swiss francs)