
Bombardier's top-tier flagship, the Global 7500, has surpassed new speed milestones by achieving 100-speed records, becoming the quickest to reach this feat and outperforming all other aircraft in the ultra-long-range category..

The Global 7500 set records by swiftly covering distances between key city pairs like Tokyo to San Francisco, London to Riyadh, Oakland to Tokyo, Hartford to Dubai, and Tokyo to Toronto, showcasing its remarkable performance capabilities. With over 200 aircraft in operation and surpassing 220,000 flight hours, the established Global 7500 paves the way for the company's Global 8000, which is set to begin service later this year.

On February 28, the Global 7500 set its 100th record on a flight from Bombardier’s Authorized Service Facility ACI Jet in San Luis Obispo to London Biggin Hill Airport, completing the journey in nine hours and 17 minutes with an average speed of nearly 1,000 km/hr. Recent speed records feature remarkable city pairs like Tokyo to San Francisco, London to Riyadh, Oakland to Tokyo, Hartford to Dubai, and Tokyo to Toronto, among others.

Previous accomplishments of the Global 7500 include an 8,225 nautical mile journey from Sydney to Detroit, marking the longest flight in business aviation history, as well as the industry's first non-stop trip from London City Airport to Los Angeles.


“Bombardier customers need a reliable, fast, efficient business tool that gets them to their destination quickly and efficiently, and the Global 7500 aircraft sets the standard in the ultra-long-range class for its outstanding technological advancements and impressive performance capabilities. As these impressive records attest, the aircraft consistently shows it has the speed to complete any type of mission,” said Jean-Christophe Gallagher, Executive Vice President, Aircraft Sales and Bombardier Defense. “And with our Global 8000 set to enter into service later this year, we can’t wait to build on this speed record momentum and take it to even higher levels across the fleet.”

With a maximum speed of Mach 0.925 and a typical range of 7,700 nautical miles (14,260 km), the Global 7500 is the pinnacle of record-breaking time machines. Its unique Smooth Flĕx Wing functions as an aerial shock absorber, equipped with sophisticated slats and flap system that ensures exceptional lift during takeoff and landing, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency and boosting performance. This design improves safety and provides the smoothest ride in the industry. Moreover, it cuts fuel consumption, reduces emissions, and delivers excellent short-field and high-speed performance—the type of journey its discerning customers expect.

This exceptional business jet raises the standard for maximizing productivity. With its flawless cabin design and high-speed internet, the Global 7500 serves as the perfect airborne home office—an indispensable business asset that allows clients to efficiently manage their day and accomplish their tasks while feeling rejuvenated and prepared for the day ahead. The aircraft boasts four genuine living areas, a fully equipped, full-size kitchen, and a dedicated crew suite. It includes innovative design features like Bombardier’s patented Nuage seat, which offers the industry's first zero-gravity position.
The features of the Global 7500 aircraft will be further enhanced with the launch of the Global 8000 aircraft. Bombardier's new flagship is expected to offer an industry-leading range of 8,000 nautical miles and a maximum speed of Mach 0.94, positioning it as the ultimate all-in-one business aircraft. Additionally, it is anticipated to maintain a low cabin altitude of under 2,900 feet while cruising at 41,000 feet.

The production of Bombardier's Global 8000 aircraft is presently in progress at Bombardier's manufacturing facilities in North America, with the program advancing as scheduled for service entry later in 2025.

In preparation for the Global 8000 business jet's scheduled entry-into-service, current Global 7500 aircraft customers can now purchase an upgrade at a Bombardier aircraft service centre. This upgrade will improve the aircraft's maximum speed, extend its range, and offer passengers remarkably low cabin altitudes.
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