Bombardier Global Express XRS

Step on board and the space immediately feels different from any cabin you have flown before. More than 2,002 cubic feet of volume opens up into distinct zones for work, dining, and rest, with enough room for everyone to move comfortably — including families with small children, travelers with limited mobility, and those flying with pets.

Individual climate control, hot meals from the full galley, and an entertainment system configured to each seat keep the cabin shaped around you, not the other way around. Oversized windows fill the space with natural light, and low noise and vibration levels create an environment where conversation flows easily and deep rest comes naturally.

The dedicated baggage compartment holds golf clubs, skis, oversized luggage, and everything a multi-destination journey demands — all accessible throughout the flight.

Leave New York after dinner and land in London before the morning meeting begins. The original Global Express delivers a range of 6,125 nautical miles; the XRS extends that by over 100 nautical miles. Twin Rolls-Royce engines and a certified ceiling of 51,000 feet keep both variants above commercial traffic and most weather, cruising at 488 knots without sacrificing ride quality.

The XRS also offers enhanced cabin pressurization at 10.3 psi compared to the original Express at 9.6 psi, maintaining a lower effective cabin altitude during flight and reducing fatigue on long-haul routes.

The XRS’s extended range also opens up smaller regional airports closer to final destinations, saving Private Clients the ground transfers that add hours to a cross-continental schedule.

Reach remote airstrips, high-altitude airports, and destinations that demand advanced flight-deck technology. The Honeywell Primus 2000 XP integrated avionics suite gives pilots six large-format displays, dual flight management systems, and GPS-based navigation — comprehensive situational awareness that reduces crew workload and keeps every approach precise.

The XRS variant introduced further refinements, including enhanced vision system compatibility and updated navigation databases. Together, these capabilities open up remote and high-terrain airports worldwide, expanding the range of destinations accessible on a single nonstop routing.