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Bombardier Global 7500 — the ultra-long-range benchmark with 4 living zones
The Bombardier Global 7500 redefined the Ultra Heavy class: the first business jet with four fully separate living zones (lounge, conference, dining, bedroom with a real bed) across a 16.71 m cabin. With a range of 14,260 km it flies Frankfurt–Singapore or Frankfurt–Los Angeles non-stop, with a full cabin. The Nuage seats (patented suspension) and low cabin altitude make it the preferred jet of numerous celebrities and top decision-makers worldwide.
The Global 7500 is the sweet spot between availability and cabin comfort in the Ultra Heavy class. Those who want even more range and speed reach for the successor Global 8000 — the Global 7500 is more widely available and usually cheaper to charter.
Real footage of cabin, cockpit, and performance — curated from YouTube.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Class | Ultra Heavy Jet |
| Manufacturer | Bombardier |
| First Flight | 2016 |
| Max. Passengers | 19 (typical 14) |
| Range | 14.260 km (approx. 17:00 h) |
| Cruise Speed | 956 km/h |
| Cruise Altitude | FL510 (51.000 ft) |
| Cabin Length | 16.71 m |
| Cabin Width | 2.44 m |
| Cabin Height | 1.88 m |
| Baggage | 1.850 kg |
| Engine | General Electric Passport (2x) |
| Hourly Rate (approx.) | 21.000 EUR/h |
From around €17,500 for short legs. A transatlantic flight (Frankfurt–New York) typically runs €130,000–190,000. For long-haul flights to Asia (Frankfurt–Singapore), budget €220,000–300,000.
Four fully separate zones: a conference or living lounge up front, a dining and lounge area, a second lounge area, and a separate bedroom with a full bed at the rear — a unique combination in business aviation.
With a 14,260 km range, the Global 7500 comfortably covers Frankfurt–Singapore (10,200 km), Frankfurt–Los Angeles (9,300 km), or Frankfurt–Buenos Aires (11,400 km) non-stop, each with full passenger capacity.
The Global 8000 is the successor: faster (Mach 0.94 vs. 0.925) and with more range (14,800 km vs. 14,260 km). The cabin and living-zone concept are practically identical. The Global 7500 is more established in the market and often easier to find.
