Bombardier Global 7500 / 8000

Step aboard a Global 7500 or Global 8000, and the cabin feels closer to a private residence than a conventional aircraft interior. A true flat-floor design means you walk from the entryway to the master suite without ducking, stepping over thresholds, or adjusting to changes in floor height.

Four distinct living zones give everyone aboard the space they need: a dedicated crew area, a conference and dining zone, a private lounge, and a full master suite with a lie-flat bed and a stand-up shower available on select configurations. The full-size galley rivals what you’d find in a high-end kitchen, giving your flight crew the ability to prepare multi-course meals no matter how long the journey.

With 195 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s room for golf clubs, skis, oversized luggage, and everything a family or business delegation needs for an extended international journey. The cabin holds pressure at an equivalent altitude well below where you’re actually cruising — so you arrive feeling rested rather than drained. Large windows flood the cabin with natural light, and advanced noise-reduction technology keeps the interior remarkably quiet, whether you’re holding a confidential meeting or settling in for a full night’s sleep.

The Global 7500 covers enough distance to fly New York to Hong Kong, Los Angeles to Melbourne, or London to Buenos Aires without a fuel stop. The Global 8000 extends that reach further still, opening routes that would require a fuel stop on nearly any other aircraft. Both aircraft cruise at 488 knots and operate at a ceiling of 51,000 feet, placing you well above commercial traffic and weather systems for smoother, more direct routing.

Each aircraft is powered by twin engines producing 18,920 pounds of thrust apiece, providing the climb performance and efficiency needed for ultra-long-range missions while maintaining a comfortable ride throughout. For Private Clients with unpredictable schedules or multi-leg international itineraries, the ability to depart on short notice and arrive without layovers transforms how they plan — freeing days that would otherwise be lost to connections and overnight stops.

Preferred Network operators carry between $100M and $300M in liability insurance, and their captains average 9,700 or more flight hours — qualifications your Private Aviation Advisor verifies before every departure.

Both the Global 7500 and Global 8000 feature the Bombardier Vision flight deck, which integrates synthetic and enhanced vision, a head-up display, and fly-by-wire controls into a single unified cockpit environment. A combined vision display gives pilots exceptional situational awareness during approaches in low-visibility conditions, while fly-by-wire technology delivers precise, responsive handling across the full flight envelope.

For Private Clients, this means more on-time departures and access to airports with demanding approaches — with the confidence that every element of the flight deck has been purpose-built for precision.