Ever wondered how far a business jet can take you? Meet the Bombardier Global 7500, a game-changer in the aviation world. This jet was first announced in 2010 as the Global 7000 but later renamed due to its incredible range. It made its maiden flight in 2016 and was certified by both Transport Canada and the FAA in 2018. The first delivery happened in December 2018, not to a racing icon as some thought, but to Stonebriar Commercial Finance.

What makes the Global 7500 special? Its range is stunning – it can fly a whopping 7, 700 nautical miles nonstop! That's enough to connect cities like New York and Hong Kong or Singapore and San Francisco. In a record-breaking flight, it flew 8, 152 nautical miles from Singapore to Tucson, Arizona.

Speed-wise, it's no slouch either. It can reach speeds up to 530 knots (982 km/h) and has a service ceiling of 51, 000 feet. Powered by GE Passport engines, it's efficient and eco-friendly. Inside, it's like a luxury apartment in the sky, with four living spaces, a full kitchen, and a crew suite. Its advanced avionics and tech make flights safer and more comfortable.

But all this luxury comes at a price. A new Global 7500 costs around $75 million, with operating costs ranging from $5, 800 to $14, 000 per hour. Despite the hefty price tag, it's a favorite among business travelers who want to fly in style and comfort.

Exploring the World in a Bombardier Global 7500: How Far Can It Go?

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