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Description of Global Express
The Bombardier Global Express is an ultra-long-haul business jet that sets the standard for private aircraft. Offering a unique combination of comfort, power and performance, it can cover impressive distances of up to 11,500 km. This jet is designed for intercontinental travel, enabling you to connect distant cities with optimum efficiency.
Thanks to its exceptional range, the Global Express is ideal for day trips to key destinations in Europe, Africa and the USA. On board, you’ll enjoy a private, fully-equipped workspace and unparalleled comfort. For overnight journeys, the cabin transforms into an ideal relaxation area for recharging your batteries before international meetings.
The Global Express XRS, and its upgraded versions Global 5500, Global 6000, and Global 6500, offer even greater performance, with extended range and increasingly luxurious cabin fittings, while guaranteeing an unrivalled flying experience for ultra-long-haul routes.
The Global Express is truly a symbol of long-haul comfort, combining performance and luxury.
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Commercial features of Global Express
Depending on the version requested, the Global Express can accommodate between 8 and 16 passengers. Its cabin is almost 15 metres long and is perfectly comfortable, particularly suited to the world of business aviation as it allows passengers to work or rest between meetings. If required, sleeping berths are also available.
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Technical specifications of Global Express
Aircraft
- Manufacturer BOMBARDIER
- Model GLOBAL EXPRESS
- Classification Long Range Jets
- Start of production 2002
Size
- Length 29,85 m
- Height 7,84 m
- Span 25,65 m
Useful information
- Pilots 2
- Flight crew No
- Seats 8-16
- Luggage compartment volume 5,2 m³
- Toilet yes
Cabin
- Interior Height 1,91 m
- Interior Width 2,49 m
- Interior length 13,18 m
Performance
- Motorization 2 Rolls-Royce BR710-A2-2
- Cruising speed 900 km/h
- Maximum speed 950 km/h
- Range 13 000 km
- Takeoff distance 1800 m
- Landing distance 1650 m
- Maximum flight altitude 15545 m
Price
- Hourly rates 6 200 €/hour
- Purchase Price 40 000 000 €
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Key Benefits of Global Express
- 8 to 16 passengers configuration
- Spacious cabin
- Comfortable cabin
- Sleeping accommodations available
- High-performance private jet (ability to fly non-stop from Paris to Saint Martin in the West Indies or from Bordeaux to Seoul in 14 hours)
- Exceptional performance (private jet used in the early 2000s by the Royal Air Force as a military surveillance aircraft)
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The Global Express: a little history
As the fourth-largest manufacturer of commercial aircraft for airlines until 2018 after Boeing, Airbus and Embraer, Bombardier has been dedicated to the manufacturing of business aircraft since 2021. The Global Express model, a long-haul private jet, is one of the most efficient aircraft in the world of private aviation. It has a very large range allowing it to carry out international flights of nearly 14 hours without stopover, thus allowing you to reach almost any destination in the world.
The aircraft is also available in an updated version with the Global Express XRS (Extended Range & Speed). This version has a higher cruising speed and a longer range.
Key dates
1991: birth of the Global Express project.
1993: official launch of the aircraft.
October 1996: first flight of the Global Express.
