Bombardier Global 6500

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Ultra-long-range business jet

Bombardier Global 6500 for Sale

It did not need a bigger cabin. It needed a better wing.

The Global 6500 is what happens when Bombardier stops arguing about the cabin and reworks the wing. It keeps the proven Global cabin, 13.18 m long and 1.88 m high, and pairs it with a redesigned wing and Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 engines that Bombardier says burn up to 13% less fuel. The result flies 6,600 nm: New York to Tokyo nonstop, with a stand-up cabin all the way.

It was certified in 2019, and governments now buy it as a VIP and mission jet: Canada ordered six, Sweden flies two and the US Army uses one for surveillance. ICCJET sources pre-owned and new Global 6500s for private owners, family offices and corporate flight departments.

The Global 6500 in 30 seconds.

  • Ultra-long-range business jet by Bombardier, certified in 2019.
  • Range 6,600 nm (12,223 km); top speed Mach 0.90; ceiling 51,000 ft.
  • Cabin 13.18 m long, 2.41 m wide, 1.88 m high: up to 17 passengers, adults stand upright.
  • Two Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 engines of 15,125 lbf each; Bombardier Vision flight deck.
  • List price about USD 56 million new; pre-owned aircraft trade on and off market.

Current availability. For the Bombardier Global 6500, ICCJET has up to 5 on-market aircraft and at least 1 off-market aircraft. Contact us for a consultation: tell us your missions, year range and budget, and we will show you the ones that fit. Confirmed requests, for example with proof of funds, are processed first.

Request a Global 6500

At a glance

Key figures

6,600 nm
Range
up to 17
Passengers
Mach 0.90
Top speed
51,000 ft
Ceiling
1.88 m
Cabin height

See any route on the ICCJET route planner

The cabin

Can you stand up inside a Global 6500?

Yes. The cabin is 1.88 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Cabin size 13.18 m long, 2.41 m wide, 1.88 m high
Passengers Up to 17
In practice A full family or a board of eight with luggage for a long week, and beds for everyone on a night sector

Routes

10 routes the way an owner flies them

The Global 6500 duel. Pick a rival, pick a route and race them. Gold is the Global 6500. Watch who lands nonstop and who stops for fuel, then switch to Who gets where: the gold cities are the ones only the Global 6500 reaches nonstop.

Distances are great-circle from the business aviation airport of each city; times use 487 kt plus 20 minutes, in still air. Nonstop means the distance is under 90% of the 6,600 nm range, a margin for winds. A fuel stop adds about an hour on the ground.

Open the Global 6500 duel full screenRace the Global 6500 against any of 239 jets

London to New York 2,989 nm (5,536 km). Nonstop. About 6 h 30 min nonstop.
London to Dubai 2,978 nm (5,515 km). Nonstop. About 6 h 25 min nonstop.
New York to Tokyo 5,855 nm (10,844 km). Nonstop. About 12 h 20 min nonstop.
Hong Kong to London 5,184 nm (9,602 km). Nonstop. About 11 h 00 min nonstop.
Riyadh to New York 5,661 nm (10,484 km). Nonstop. About 11 h 55 min nonstop.
Singapore to London 5,867 nm (10,866 km). Nonstop. About 12 h 25 min nonstop.
New York to Dubai 5,951 nm (11,022 km). Nonstop, winds permitting. About 12 h 35 min. Within range, but strong headwinds or a full cabin can force a stop.
Los Angeles to Sydney 6,517 nm (12,069 km). Nonstop, winds permitting. About 13 h 45 min. Within range, but strong headwinds or a full cabin can force a stop.
New York to Hong Kong 6,989 nm (12,944 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Tokyo: 5,855 + 1,567 nm, about 16 h 55 min door to door.
Dubai to Los Angeles 7,240 nm (13,409 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Anchorage: 5,497 + 2,020 nm, about 17 h 05 min door to door.

Calculated, not flight-planned. Real times and fuel depend on winds, season, payload, routing and reserves.

Ride quality

Turbulence: how the Global 6500 rides

No aircraft is turbulence-proof. A heavy, long-winged jet like the Global 6500 rides through chop far more calmly than a light jet, and its ceiling of 51,000 ft puts it above most weather and above the busy airline levels. Its ceiling is 51,000 ft, above the busy airline levels.

Equipment and main systems

What is under the skin

Engines 2 x Rolls-Royce Pearl 15, 15,125 lbf each; up to 13% lower fuel burn, according to Bombardier
Wing Redesigned wing with a re-profiled trailing edge, for a Mach 0.90 top speed
Flight deck Bombardier Vision
Family Global 5500 on the same airframe; the Global 6000 and Global Express are the earlier members

In the press

Who flies a Global 6500

The Global 6500 is the jet governments buy when they need range without an airliner. These are public orders; ICCJET never discusses its own clients.

Royal Canadian Air Force Six Global 6500s ordered in December 2025
Swedish Air Force Two Global 6500s for government VIP transport
United States Army A Global 6500 for the HADES surveillance programme, delivered in November 2024 and designated ME-11B

What the list tells a buyer: when governments test ultra-long-range jets for years, this is the airframe several of them choose. That is due diligence you did not have to pay for.

Incidents

Safety record and history

Global 6500 No Global 6500 accident found in the public sources checked as of October 2026

The provocative view: the cleanest headline a buyer can read is no headline at all.

Market snapshot

Global 6500 fleet today

Certified 2019
List price About USD 56 million new
What this means A young, liquid fleet: engine programme status and cabin condition separate one aircraft from the next

Source: public market data, October 2026. ICCJET confirms live availability, online and offline, for each request.

Buyer checklist

What to check before you buy a Global 6500

  1. Engines. Two Pearl 15s: hours, cycles and enrolment in an engine maintenance programme, engine by engine.
  2. Warranty. Remaining factory warranty on airframe, engines and avionics on younger aircraft, and whether it transfers.
  3. Inspections. Status of the major calendar inspections and what falls due next.
  4. Connectivity. Ka-band system and data plan: on a 13-hour sector it matters more than any other option.
  5. Records. Complete logbooks, airworthiness directives, service bulletins and damage history.
  6. Registration and transition. Plan the certificate of airworthiness and the change of registry early. Compare 21 aircraft registries.
  7. Finance. Structure the deal before the letter of intent. Aircraft financing with ICCJET.

Choosing

Global 6500 or G600?

Bombardier Global 6500

Passengersup to 17
Range6,600 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin length13.18 m
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m

Gulfstream G600

Passengersup to 19
Range6,600 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin length13.77 m
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.31 m
Baggage4.96 m3

Same range on paper, 6,600 nm each. The Global 6500 answers with a wider cabin; the G600 with Gulfstream sidesticks and its own support network. Pick the 6500 if width and Bombardier support matter; the G600 if you want the Gulfstream flight deck.

The rival test

Honolulu to London: who gets there without stopping?

Honolulu to London 6,257 nm. Nonstop: G650ER, Global 7500, G700. Winds permitting: Global 6500, G600, Falcon 8X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Hong Kong to Los Angeles 6,285 nm. Nonstop: G650ER, Global 7500, G700. Winds permitting: Global 6500, G600, Falcon 8X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Delhi to Toronto 6,285 nm. Nonstop: G650ER, Global 7500, G700. Winds permitting: Global 6500, G600, Falcon 8X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Nice to Santiago 6,288 nm. Nonstop: G650ER, Global 7500, G700. Winds permitting: Global 6500, G600, Falcon 8X. Everyone else stops for fuel.

Calculated great-circle distances against published ranges, 10 jets, the same 90% rule.

Compare

The Global 6500 against its 10 closest rivals

Bombardier Global 6500

Range6,600 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length13.18 m
Passengersup to 17

Gulfstream G600

Range6,600 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.31 m
Cabin length13.77 m
Baggage4.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G650ER

Range7,500 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length14.27 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengers11-18

Dassault Falcon 8X

Range6,450 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Cabin length13.00 m
Baggage3.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Dassault Falcon 6X

Range5,500 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.98 m
Cabin width2.58 m
Cabin length12.30 m
Baggage4.39 m3
Passengersup to 16

Bombardier Global 5500

Range5,900 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length12.42 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 16

Bombardier Global 7500

Range7,700 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.44 m
Cabin length16.59 m
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G500

Range5,300 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.31 m
Cabin length12.65 m
Baggage4.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G700

Range7,750 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length17.35 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 19

Dassault Falcon 7X

Range5,950 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Cabin length11.91 m
Baggage3.96 m3
Passengers8-19

Bombardier Global 6000

Range6,000 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length13.18 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 17

Race the Global 6500 against any jet · Range and payload of 188 aircraft

Also consider

Alternatives on ICCJET

Process

How a purchase works with ICCJET

  1. Brief. Missions, budget, year range, total time, interior.
  2. Search. The online market and the offline market.
  3. Shortlist. Records review of every candidate.
  4. Offer. Letter of intent and deposit. Escrow available, in fiat or cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH).
  5. Pre-purchase inspection. At the facility you choose.
  6. Closing. Bill of sale, delivery and registration support.

FAQ

Bombardier Global 6500 for sale: questions

How much does a Global 6500 cost?

The list price of a new Global 6500 is about USD 56 million. A pre-owned price depends on year, hours, engine programme and cabin. ICCJET gives a current indication for each aircraft on request.

What is the range of the Global 6500?

6,600 nm (12,223 km), according to published manufacturer figures.

Can you stand up in a Global 6500?

Yes. The cabin is 1.88 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Can a Global 6500 fly Singapore to London nonstop?

Yes: about 5,867 nm against 6,600 nm of range, about 12 h 25 min in still air.

Who flies the Global 6500?

Governments use it for VIP and mission aircraft: Canada ordered six, Sweden flies two, and the US Army uses one for surveillance. Private and corporate owners fly it worldwide.

What is the difference between the Global 6000 and 6500?

The 6500 adds a redesigned wing, Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 engines with up to 13% lower fuel burn according to Bombardier, a top speed of Mach 0.90 and 6,600 nm of range, with the same proven cabin.

Can ICCJET find a Global 6500 that is not advertised?

Yes. ICCJET works the online and the offline market through more than 30,000 industry contacts. Information on offline aircraft is shared on request; confirmed requests are processed first.

ICCJET

Aircraft broker since 2012

We work both markets at once. The online market is what everyone sees. The offline market is where many of the best aircraft change hands, before a listing ever appears.

Online market

WhatPublicly listed aircraft
Our workWe track the listings and check each aircraft before you see it

Offline market

WhatAircraft sold privately, never advertised
Our workReached through 30,000+ contacts: airlines, owners, operators, MRO

Information on offline aircraft is shared on request.

Information checked 28 October 2026: every specification on this page was cross-checked against at least five independent published sources, or is marked as a manufacturer figure; press items are reports, not confirmed purchases. Calculated routes are for comparison and are not flight plans.

Bombardier Global 7500

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Ultra-long-range business jet

Bombardier Global 7500 for Sale

7,700 nm and four living spaces. The jet the G700 was built to beat.

The Global 7500 is the business jet Bombardier built around four living spaces. When it was certified in September 2018 it had the longest range of any purpose-built business jet, and Gulfstream answered years later with the G700. Its spec sheet reads like a long-haul airliner.

Range 7,700 nm, a 16.59 m cabin and two GE Passport engines of 18,920 lbf. The Global 8000 continues the line. ICCJET sources pre-owned Global 7500s on and off market.

The Global 7500 in 30 seconds.

  • Ultra-long-range business jet by Bombardier, certified in September 2018.
  • Range 7,700 nm (14,260 km); maximum speed Mach 0.925; ceiling 51,000 ft.
  • Cabin 16.59 m long, 2.44 m wide, 1.88 m high: up to 19 passengers.
  • Two GE Passport engines of 18,920 lbf; fly-by-wire flight controls.
  • Four living spaces, as Bombardier describes the cabin; the Global 8000 continues the line.

Current availability. For the Bombardier Global 7500, ICCJET has up to 5 on-market aircraft and at least 1 off-market aircraft. Contact us for a consultation: tell us your missions, year range and budget, and we will show you the ones that fit. Confirmed requests, for example with proof of funds, are processed first.

Request a Global 7500

At a glance

Key figures

7,700 nm
Range
4
Living spaces
Mach 0.925
Top speed
51,000 ft
Ceiling
1.88 m
Cabin height

See any route on the ICCJET route planner

The cabin

Can you stand up inside a Global 7500?

Yes. The cabin is 1.88 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Cabin size 16.59 m long, 2.44 m wide, 1.88 m high
Living spaces Four, according to Bombardier: for example club, dining, entertainment and a private suite
Passengers Up to 19
In practice A flying apartment: people sleep, work and eat in different rooms on the same 14-hour flight

Routes

10 routes the way an owner flies them

The Global 7500 duel. Pick a rival, pick a route and race them. Gold is the Global 7500. Watch who lands nonstop and who stops for fuel, then switch to Who gets where: the gold cities are the ones only the Global 7500 reaches nonstop.

Distances are great-circle from the business aviation airport of each city; times use 488 kt plus 20 minutes, in still air. Nonstop means the distance is under 90% of the 7,700 nm range, a margin for winds. A fuel stop adds about an hour on the ground.

Open the Global 7500 duel full screenRace the Global 7500 against any of 239 jets

New York to Tokyo 5,855 nm (10,844 km). Nonstop. About 12 h 20 min nonstop.
New York to Dubai 5,951 nm (11,022 km). Nonstop. About 12 h 30 min nonstop.
New York to Hong Kong 6,989 nm (12,944 km). Nonstop, winds permitting. About 14 h 40 min. Within range, but strong headwinds or a full cabin can force a stop.
Los Angeles to Sydney 6,517 nm (12,069 km). Nonstop. About 13 h 40 min nonstop.
Dubai to Los Angeles 7,240 nm (13,409 km). Nonstop, winds permitting. About 15 h 10 min. Within range, but strong headwinds or a full cabin can force a stop.
Los Angeles to Singapore 7,602 nm (14,078 km). Nonstop, winds permitting. About 15 h 55 min. Within range, but strong headwinds or a full cabin can force a stop.
Singapore to London 5,867 nm (10,866 km). Nonstop. About 12 h 20 min nonstop.
Riyadh to New York 5,661 nm (10,484 km). Nonstop. About 11 h 55 min nonstop.
New York to Singapore 8,270 nm (15,317 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Mumbai: 6,764 + 2,117 nm, about 19 h 50 min door to door.
London to Sydney 9,175 nm (16,993 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Guam: 6,486 + 2,871 nm, about 20 h 50 min door to door.

Calculated, not flight-planned. Real times and fuel depend on winds, season, payload, routing and reserves.

Ride quality

Turbulence: how the Global 7500 rides

No aircraft is turbulence-proof. A heavy, long-winged jet like the Global 7500 rides through chop far more calmly than a light jet, and its ceiling of 51,000 ft puts it above most weather and above the busy airline levels. Fly-by-wire flight controls smooth out pilot inputs. Its ceiling is 51,000 ft, above the busy airline levels.

Equipment and main systems

What is under the skin

Engines 2 x GE Passport, 18,920 lbf each
Flight controls Fly-by-wire
Family Global 8000 on the same airframe, first delivered in December 2025

In the press

Who flies a Global 7500

The Global 7500 is one of the most photographed private jets in the world. These are press reports, not confirmed purchases, and ICCJET never discusses its own clients.

Kylie Jenner Widely reported to own a Global 7500, nicknamed "Kylie Air"
Global 8000 The successor on the same airframe entered service in December 2025

What the list tells a buyer: the Global 7500 is chosen by people who could buy anything. That keeps demand firm.

Incidents

Safety record and history

Accidents No Global 7500 accident or hull loss found in the public sources checked as of October 2026

The provocative view: eight years in service, and the safety section is one line long.

Market snapshot

Global 7500 fleet today

Certified September 2018
Successor Global 8000, first delivered December 2025
What this means The deepest ultra-long-range pre-owned market: buyers can choose on condition, cabin and warranty rather than take the only one available

Source: public market data, October 2026. ICCJET confirms live availability, online and offline, for each request.

Buyer checklist

What to check before you buy a Global 7500

  1. Engines. Two GE Passports: hours, cycles and engine programme enrolment and transfer.
  2. Warranty. Remaining factory warranty, and whether a Global 8000 upgrade has been fitted or quoted.
  3. Inspections. Major calendar inspections and what falls due next.
  4. Connectivity. Ka-band system and data plan.
  5. Records. Complete logbooks, airworthiness directives, service bulletins and damage history.
  6. Registration and transition. Plan the certificate of airworthiness and the change of registry early. Compare 21 aircraft registries.
  7. Finance. Structure the deal before the letter of intent. Aircraft financing with ICCJET.

Choosing

Global 7500 or G700?

Bombardier Global 7500

Passengersup to 19
Range7,700 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin length16.59 m
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.44 m

Gulfstream G700

Passengersup to 19
Range7,750 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin length17.35 m
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Baggage5.52 m3

The closest fight in ultra-long-range aviation. The G700 has a little more range and a longer cabin; the Global 7500 has been in service since 2018, so far more pre-owned aircraft exist. If you want to buy this year rather than wait, the Global 7500 is the realistic choice.

The rival test

Johannesburg to Tokyo: who gets there without stopping?

Johannesburg to Tokyo 7,302 nm. Nonstop: G800. Winds permitting: Global 7500, G700, Global 8000, G650ER, Falcon 10X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Buenos Aires to Moscow 7,288 nm. Nonstop: G800. Winds permitting: Global 7500, G700, Global 8000, G650ER, Falcon 10X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Delhi to Miami 7,287 nm. Nonstop: G800. Winds permitting: Global 7500, G700, Global 8000, G650ER, Falcon 10X. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Aspen to Bangkok 7,274 nm. Nonstop: G800. Winds permitting: Global 7500, G700, Global 8000, G650ER, Falcon 10X. Everyone else stops for fuel.

Calculated great-circle distances against published ranges, 10 jets, the same 90% rule.

Compare

The Global 7500 against its 10 closest rivals

Bombardier Global 7500

Range7,700 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.44 m
Cabin length16.59 m
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G700

Range7,750 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length17.35 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 19

Bombardier Global 8000

Range8,000 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.44 m
Cabin length16.59 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G800

Range8,200 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length14.27 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 19

Gulfstream G650ER

Range7,500 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length14.27 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengers11-18

Dassault Falcon 10X

Range7,500 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height2.03 m
Cabin width2.77 m
Cabin length16.40 m
Baggage5.61 m3
Passengersn/a

Bombardier Global 6500

Range6,600 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length13.18 m
Passengersup to 17

Gulfstream G600

Range6,600 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.31 m
Cabin length13.77 m
Baggage4.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Dassault Falcon 8X

Range6,450 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Cabin length13.00 m
Baggage3.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty

Range5,650 nm
Cruise470 kt
Cabin height2.07 m
Cabin width3.29 m
Cabin length23.77 m
Passengers8-19

Dassault Falcon 6X

Range5,500 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.98 m
Cabin width2.58 m
Cabin length12.30 m
Baggage4.39 m3
Passengersup to 16

Race the Global 7500 against any jet · Range and payload of 188 aircraft

Also consider

Alternatives on ICCJET

Process

How a purchase works with ICCJET

  1. Brief. Missions, budget, year range, total time, interior.
  2. Search. The online market and the offline market.
  3. Shortlist. Records review of every candidate.
  4. Offer. Letter of intent and deposit. Escrow available, in fiat or cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH).
  5. Pre-purchase inspection. At the facility you choose.
  6. Closing. Bill of sale, delivery and registration support.

FAQ

Bombardier Global 7500 for sale: questions

How much does a Global 7500 cost?

A pre-owned Global 7500 price depends on year, hours, engine programme and cabin, and published new prices vary between sources. ICCJET gives a current indication for each aircraft on request.

What is the range of the Global 7500?

7,700 nm (14,260 km), according to published manufacturer figures.

Can you stand up in a Global 7500?

Yes. The cabin is 1.88 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Can a Global 7500 fly Los Angeles to Sydney nonstop?

Yes: about 6,517 nm against 7,700 nm of range, about 13 h 40 min in still air.

Who owns a Global 7500?

Kylie Jenner is widely reported to own one. ICCJET never discusses its own clients.

What is the difference between the Global 7500 and the Global 8000?

The Global 8000 uses the same airframe with more range and a higher top speed. It was first delivered in December 2025.

Can ICCJET find a Global 7500 that is not advertised?

Yes. ICCJET works the online and the offline market through more than 30,000 industry contacts. Information on offline aircraft is shared on request; confirmed requests are processed first.

ICCJET

Aircraft broker since 2012

We work both markets at once. The online market is what everyone sees. The offline market is where many of the best aircraft change hands, before a listing ever appears.

Online market

WhatPublicly listed aircraft
Our workWe track the listings and check each aircraft before you see it

Offline market

WhatAircraft sold privately, never advertised
Our workReached through 30,000+ contacts: airlines, owners, operators, MRO

Information on offline aircraft is shared on request.

Information checked 28 October 2026: every specification on this page was cross-checked against at least five independent published sources, or is marked as a manufacturer figure; press items are reports, not confirmed purchases. Calculated routes are for comparison and are not flight plans.

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The class of super-mid-sized business jets would be incomplete without a Bombardier Challenger 300 model. According to its manufacturers, the Challenger 300 jet has been designed “from scratch,” without borrowing anything from identical models. The Bombardier Challenger 300 aircraft is produced from a single metal Outlinea as well as from a whole wing, with distinctive characteristics such as the lack of flaps and slats on each side. Such design increases the operational reliability of the Challenger 300 jet, ensuring safe flights over medium distances. In terms of purchasing, Bombardier Challenger 300 jets are attractive because of their fuel efficient engines, which use fuel with maximum productivity.

The sustainability of HTF7000 engines installed in the Bombardier Challenger 300 jet was confirmed by statistical data collected during its flight times. When flying at a cruising speed of 850 kilometers an hour, the consumption is 850 kilograms an hour or 920 l / h. The use of SABER “green technology” from the Honeywell Company in the Bombardier Challenger 300 jet reduces harmful emissions by 25 %. The combustion chambers are located directly on the wing, which improves engine efficiency and simplifies maintenance.

The Challenger 300 jet requires a runway of not less than 1,466 meters, but can land also at a distance of 792 meters. The thrust of Honeywell HTF7000 engines at takeoff is 31.75 kilonewtons each. The maximum speed that can be achieved by the Bombardier Challenger 300 reaches 870 kilometers an hour, at an altitude of 13,720 meters. While having a disadvantage in terms of range, in many cases you can nevertheless have the advantage of saving valuable time, by conducting a charter flight on Challenger 300 jet. The range radius with ten passengers on board a Bombardier Challenger 300 jet is 5,471kilometers. With eight passengers on board, the range increases to 5,741 kilometers.

The soundproofing of the passenger compartment of the Bombardier Challenger 300 jet is the best for midsize business jets. Comfortable accommodation of the passengers on board can compete with the elite services of large liners. The headroom of the Challenger 300 jet in the passage is 1.85 meters, a length of 8.72 meters and a width of 2.19 meters. Tandem chairs, located in front of each other, when the table is removed to a wall niche, can be transformed into large beds. In front of the passenger compartment, there is a galley, and a bathroom in the rear.

 

ICC JET Company offers New and Pre-Owned Bombardier Challenger 300 jets for sale:

Specifications

Aircraft: CHALLENGER 300
Type: Business jet
Manufacturer: Bombardier Aerospace
Serial number of the aircraft: on request
Registration number of the aircraft: on request
Year: 2009
Price: Make Offer
Airframe Total Time: 1163
Cycles: 710
Passengers: 10
Engine Model:

Left Engine: Honeywell AS907-1-1A

Serial Number: P-118659

Hours: 1163

Cycles: 710

Right Engine: Honeywell AS907-1-1A

Serial Number: P-118656

Hours: 1163

Cycles: 710

APU:

HoneywellGTCP 36-150 (BD), S/N P-373, 701 hours. Engines and APU on Honeywell MSP

   
Avionics:
Collins ProLine 21 System Includes:
Four Type AFD 5220 EFIS/MFD with 7” x 8” displays
Dual ADC-3000 Air Data Computers
Dual AHC-3000 AHRS Computers
Dual FGC 3002 Flight Directors
Dual DCU 5000 Data Concentrator Unit
Engine Instrument/Crew Alerting System (EICAS) 
WXR-844 Color Weather Radar
Dual FMC-5000 Flight Management System
Dual GPS-4000A GPS
NAV 4500
NAV 4000 with ADF 
Dual DME 4000
Triple VHF 4000 Comm Units with 8.33 MHz spacing
Collins TTR-4000 TCAS II w/Change 7 
Dual Collins TDR-94D Mode S ATC Transponders
ALT-4000 Radio Altimeter
Dual HF-9031A HF w/SELCAL
INTERIOR:
Original Completion at Bombardier Completion Center, Montreal, Canada June 2009. 
Fireblocked; Ten (10) passenger seating including belted lavatory seat.
The cabin features:
Forward four place forward club seating 
Aft LH two place club seating
Aft RH 3 place divan
Six (6) executive foldout tables, a three (3) place divan and one (1) belted lav seat.
Forward galley is equipped with dual ho liquid containers, espresso maker and microwave oven.
The lavatory is located aft of the main cabin
The headliner and sidewalls are Milkweed Ultra leather.
The seats are covered in tan leather, the carpet is tan with light tan accents running through out.
The woodwork is high gloss Sapele Fig and the plating is brushed aluminum.
ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT:
RNP5, RNP10 &  MNPS Capable
R.V.S.M. Capable
Collins TAS-5000 TAWS
L3 FA2100 Cockpit Voice Recorder
L3 FA2100 Flight Data Recorder
 
Artex C406-2 MHz ELT w/Nav Interface
Iridium ICS-200 Telephone System
Floor Proximity Emergency Escape Path Marking System
Fwd and Aft bulkhead mounted LCD Monitors
Airshow 410
Microwave Oven 
Cabin entertainment system (Dual CD/DVD player with iPod docking station)
115 VAC outlets

COMPOSE A MESSAGE TO THE SELLER

Bombardier Challenger 650

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Large-cabin business jet

Bombardier Challenger 650 for Sale

A big-jet cabin width at a mid-size price. Flown hard by rescue crews every day.

The Challenger 650 has a cabin 2.41 m wide, a width usually found in far more expensive jets, and that is why air rescue services and military users buy it. It is the latest of the Challenger 600 series, a family that has been refined since 1980.

It flies 4,000 nm: London to New York nonstop, or Dubai to Singapore. ICCJET sources Challenger 650s on and off market.

The Challenger 650 in 30 seconds.

  • Large-cabin business jet by Bombardier, the latest of the Challenger 600 series; in production since 2015.
  • Range 4,000 nm (7,408 km); ceiling 41,000 ft; top speed Mach 0.85 (manufacturer figure).
  • Cabin 7.80 m long, 2.41 m wide, 1.83 m high (manufacturer figures): up to 12 passengers.
  • Two GE CF34-3B engines of 9,220 lbf.
  • Flown by Swiss air rescue, the US Army and the Finnish Border Guard.

Current availability. For the Bombardier Challenger 650, ICCJET has up to 5 on-market aircraft and at least 1 off-market aircraft. Contact us for a consultation: tell us your missions, year range and budget, and we will show you the ones that fit. Confirmed requests, for example with proof of funds, are processed first.

Request a Challenger 650

At a glance

Key figures

4,000 nm
Range
2.41 m
Cabin width
up to 12
Passengers
41,000 ft
Ceiling
1.83 m
Cabin height

See any route on the ICCJET route planner

The cabin

Can you stand up inside a Challenger 650?

Yes. The cabin is 1.83 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Cabin size 7.80 m long, 2.41 m wide, 1.83 m high (manufacturer figures)
Passengers Up to 12
In practice Wide enough for full-width club seats and a proper aisle: the cabin feels like a large jet, not a long tube

Routes

10 routes the way an owner flies them

The Challenger 650 duel. Pick a rival, pick a route and race them. Gold is the Challenger 650. Watch who lands nonstop and who stops for fuel, then switch to Who gets where: the gold cities are the ones only the Challenger 650 reaches nonstop.

Distances are great-circle from the business aviation airport of each city; times use 460 kt plus 20 minutes, in still air. Nonstop means the distance is under 90% of the 4,000 nm range, a margin for winds. A fuel stop adds about an hour on the ground.

Open the Challenger 650 duel full screenRace the Challenger 650 against any of 239 jets

London to New York 2,989 nm (5,536 km). Nonstop. About 6 h 50 min nonstop.
New York to Los Angeles 2,129 nm (3,944 km). Nonstop. About 5 h 00 min nonstop.
London to Dubai 2,978 nm (5,515 km). Nonstop. About 6 h 50 min nonstop.
Miami to Sao Paulo 3,554 nm (6,583 km). Nonstop. About 8 h 05 min nonstop.
Dubai to Singapore 3,160 nm (5,852 km). Nonstop. About 7 h 10 min nonstop.
Moscow to Dubai 2,021 nm (3,743 km). Nonstop. About 4 h 45 min nonstop.
Geneva to Mykonos 1,006 nm (1,863 km). Nonstop. About 2 h 30 min nonstop.
Los Angeles to Honolulu 2,217 nm (4,106 km). Nonstop. About 5 h 10 min nonstop.
New York to Sao Paulo 4,155 nm (7,695 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Lima: 3,179 + 1,876 nm, about 12 h 40 min door to door.
London to Los Angeles 4,705 nm (8,714 km). One fuel stop. Stop at Chicago: 3,417 + 1,509 nm, about 12 h 20 min door to door.

Calculated, not flight-planned. Real times and fuel depend on winds, season, payload, routing and reserves.

Ride quality

Turbulence: how the Challenger 650 rides

No aircraft is turbulence-proof. The Challenger 650 is a heavy large-cabin jet and rides more calmly than smaller jets; its 41,000 ft ceiling keeps it above much of the weather. Its ceiling is 41,000 ft.

Equipment and main systems

What is under the skin

Engines 2 x GE CF34-3B, 9,220 lbf each
Family Challenger 600, 601, 604, 605 and 650, built since 1980

In the press

Who flies a Challenger 650

The Challenger 650 is a workhorse that governments and rescue services trust. These are public orders and reports; ICCJET never discusses its own clients.

Rega, Switzerland Three Challenger 650s for air rescue
United States Army Challenger 650 ARTEMIS surveillance aircraft
Finnish Border Guard Challenger 650s selected in 2024 for maritime surveillance

What the list tells a buyer: when rescue services and armies fly a jet hard every day, the type has proven its reliability. Spare parts and trained crews are everywhere.

Incidents

Safety record and history

Recent accident On 25 January 2026 a Challenger 650 crashed on take-off at Bangor, Maine, during a winter storm; all six on board died. The NTSB investigation continues
Family A Challenger 605 crashed on approach at Truckee, California, in July 2021, killing all six on board; the NTSB cited the crew's decisions

The honest view: on this type, as on any jet, winter procedures and crew discipline matter as much as the airframe. Ask any operator for its de-icing and training standards.

Market snapshot

Challenger 650 fleet today

In production Since 2015
Family Challenger 600 series, built since 1980
What this means A deep, liquid market with many charter aircraft: hours and cycles vary widely, so price follows use

Source: public market data, October 2026. ICCJET confirms live availability, online and offline, for each request.

Buyer checklist

What to check before you buy a Challenger 650

  1. Engines. Two CF34-3Bs: hours, cycles and engine programme enrolment.
  2. Utilisation. Former charter aircraft fly many hours: check total time and cycles against price.
  3. Inspections. Major calendar inspections and what falls due next.
  4. Avionics. Software standard and the mandates for your region.
  5. Records. Complete logbooks, airworthiness directives, service bulletins and damage history.
  6. Registration and transition. Plan the certificate of airworthiness and the change of registry early. Compare 21 aircraft registries.
  7. Finance. Structure the deal before the letter of intent. Aircraft financing with ICCJET.

Choosing

Challenger 650 or Challenger 605?

Bombardier Challenger 650

Passengersup to 12
Range4,000 nm
Cruise460 kt
Cabin length7.80 m
Cabin height1.83 m
Cabin width2.41 m

Bombardier Challenger 605

Passengersup to 9
Range4,123 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin length8.66 m
Cabin height1.85 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Baggage3.26 m3

Same airframe and cabin width; the 650 adds more thrust, newer avionics and a new cabin. A pre-owned 605 costs less. Choose the 650 for hot and high airports and the newer flight deck; the 605 for the lowest price on the same wide cabin.

The rival test

Doha to Seoul: who gets there without stopping?

Doha to Seoul 3,808 nm. Nonstop: Falcon 900LX, G500. Winds permitting: Challenger 650, Challenger 605, Falcon 2000LXS, Praetor 600, Legacy 650 / 650E. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Chicago to Geneva 3,809 nm. Nonstop: Falcon 900LX, G500. Winds permitting: Challenger 650, Challenger 605, Falcon 2000LXS, Praetor 600, Legacy 650 / 650E. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Istanbul to Beijing 3,811 nm. Nonstop: Falcon 900LX, G500. Winds permitting: Challenger 650, Challenger 605, Falcon 2000LXS, Praetor 600, Legacy 650 / 650E. Everyone else stops for fuel.
Auckland to Honolulu 3,827 nm. Nonstop: Falcon 900LX, G500. Winds permitting: Challenger 650, Challenger 605, Falcon 2000LXS, Praetor 600, Legacy 650 / 650E. Everyone else stops for fuel.

Calculated great-circle distances against published ranges, 10 jets, the same 90% rule.

Compare

The Challenger 650 against its 10 closest rivals

Bombardier Challenger 650

Range4,000 nm
Cruise460 kt
Cabin height1.83 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length7.80 m
Passengersup to 12

Bombardier Challenger 605

Range4,123 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.85 m
Cabin width2.49 m
Cabin length8.66 m
Baggage3.26 m3
Passengersup to 9

Bombardier Challenger 3500

Range3,400 nm
Cruise470 kt
Cabin height1.85 m
Cabin width2.18 m
Cabin length8.71 m
Baggage3.00 m3
Passengersup to 10

Dassault Falcon 2000LXS

Range4,000 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Cabin length7.98 m
Baggage3.70 m3
Passengersup to 10

Gulfstream G280

Range3,600 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.85 m
Cabin width2.18 m
Cabin length7.87 m
Baggage3.40 m3
Passengersup to 10

Embraer Praetor 600

Range4,018 nm
Cruise466 kt
Cabin height1.83 m
Cabin width2.08 m
Cabin length7.34 m
Baggage4.39 m3
Passengersup to 12

Embraer Legacy 650 / 650E

Range3,900 nm
Cruise447 kt
Cabin height1.83 m
Cabin width2.11 m
Cabin length15.19 m
Baggage8.10 m3
Passengersup to 14

Dassault Falcon 900LX

Range4,750 nm
Cruise459 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Cabin length10.11 m
Baggage3.60 m3
Passengers8-19

Gulfstream G500

Range5,300 nm
Cruise488 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.31 m
Cabin length12.65 m
Baggage4.96 m3
Passengersup to 19

Cessna Citation Longitude

Range3,500 nm
Cruise483 kt
Cabin height1.83 m
Cabin width1.96 m
Cabin length7.67 m
Baggage3.17 m3
Passengersup to 12

Bombardier Global 5500

Range5,900 nm
Cruise487 kt
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Cabin length12.42 m
Baggage5.52 m3
Passengersup to 16

Race the Challenger 650 against any jet · Range and payload of 188 aircraft

Also consider

Alternatives on ICCJET

Process

How a purchase works with ICCJET

  1. Brief. Missions, budget, year range, total time, interior.
  2. Search. The online market and the offline market.
  3. Shortlist. Records review of every candidate.
  4. Offer. Letter of intent and deposit. Escrow available, in fiat or cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH).
  5. Pre-purchase inspection. At the facility you choose.
  6. Closing. Bill of sale, delivery and registration support.

FAQ

Bombardier Challenger 650 for sale: questions

How much does a Challenger 650 cost?

A pre-owned Challenger 650 price depends on year, hours, cycles and engine programme. ICCJET gives a current indication on request.

What is the range of the Challenger 650?

4,000 nm (7,408 km), according to published manufacturer figures.

Can you stand up in a Challenger 650?

Yes. The cabin is 1.83 m high, so a 1.80 m adult walks the aisle upright. The average American man is about 1.75 m.

Can a Challenger 650 fly Miami to Sao Paulo nonstop?

Yes: about 3,554 nm against 4,000 nm of range, about 8 h 05 min in still air.

Can I charter a Challenger 650?

Yes. ICCJET arranges Challenger 650 charter through licensed operators. See Challenger 650 charter.

What is the difference between the Challenger 650 and 605?

The 650 adds more take-off thrust, newer avionics and a redesigned cabin, on the same airframe.

Can ICCJET find a Challenger 650 that is not advertised?

Yes. ICCJET works the online and the offline market through more than 30,000 industry contacts. Information on offline aircraft is shared on request; confirmed requests are processed first.

ICCJET

Aircraft broker since 2012

We work both markets at once. The online market is what everyone sees. The offline market is where many of the best aircraft change hands, before a listing ever appears.

Online market

WhatPublicly listed aircraft
Our workWe track the listings and check each aircraft before you see it

Offline market

WhatAircraft sold privately, never advertised
Our workReached through 30,000+ contacts: airlines, owners, operators, MRO

Information on offline aircraft is shared on request.

Information checked 28 October 2026: every specification on this page was cross-checked against at least five independent published sources, or is marked as a manufacturer figure; press items are reports, not confirmed purchases. Calculated routes are for comparison and are not flight plans.

Bombardier Global 6000 business jet

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Aircraft encyclopedia · Bombardier

Bombardier Global 6000: Specifications, Range and History

The Bombardier Global 6000 is an ultra-long-range business jet. It flies 6,000 nm (11,112 km) nonstop, carries up to 17 passengers and cruises at Mach 0.85. Bombardier announced it in 2011, delivered the first aircraft in 2012 and replaced it with the Global 6500 in 2019.

It is an upgrade of the Global Express XRS. The main change was the cockpit: the Bombardier Vision flight deck, built on Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion, replaced the older avionics. Bombardier also made aerodynamic and systems refinements and gave it a quieter cabin.

6,000 nm
Range
17
Passengers, max
M 0.89
Top speed
51,000 ft
Max altitude
1.88 m
Cabin height

At a glance

Global 6000 at a glance

Class Ultra-long-range, large-cabin business jet
Best for Nonstop intercontinental trips, for example Istanbul to New York or Hong Kong to London
Stand-up cabin Yes, 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Passengers Up to 17, typical 13
Cabin zones 3
Compare with Global 6500, Gulfstream G550, Gulfstream G650, Falcon 7X

Size

Dimensions

Length 99 ft 5 in (30.30 m)
Wingspan 94 ft 0 in (28.65 m)
Height 25 ft 6 in (7.77 m)
Cabin length, excluding baggage 43 ft 3 in (13.18 m)
Cabin height 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Cabin width, maximum 7 ft 11 in (2.41 m)
Cabin floor width 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m)
Baggage volume 195 cu ft (5.5 m³)

Range and speed

Performance

Range 6,000 nm (11,112 km)
Top speed Mach 0.89
High-speed cruise Mach 0.88, 504 kn (933 km/h)
Typical cruise Mach 0.85, 487 kn (902 km/h)
Maximum altitude 51,000 ft (15,545 m)
Initial cruise altitude at MTOW 41,000 ft (12,497 m)
Takeoff distance 6,476 ft (1,974 m)
Landing distance 2,236 ft (682 m)

Weights

Weights

Maximum takeoff weight 99,500 lb (45,132 kg)
Operating empty weight 52,230 lb (23,691 kg)
Maximum fuel 45,050 lb (20,434 kg)
Maximum payload 5,770 lb (2,617 kg)

Equipment

Equipment and main systems

What is installed on the Global 6000, which other versions exist and where the same equipment flies.

Engines

On the Global 6000
2 x Rolls-Royce BR710A2-20 turbofans, 14,750 lbf (65.6 kN) each, flat rated to ISA +20°C
The BR710 family
A1-10 on the Gulfstream V, A2-20 on the Global Express, XRS, 5000 and 6000, C4-11 on the Gulfstream G550, B3-40 on the BAE Systems Nimrod MRA4. The BR710 entered service in 1997 (Gulfstream V) and 1998 (Global Express).
Next generation
Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 (BR700-710D5-21), 15,125 lbf, on the Global 5500 and 6500, EASA certified in February 2018. The larger BR725 powers the Gulfstream G650 and G650ER.

Flight deck

On the Global 6000
Bombardier Vision flight deck, based on Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion (today Collins Aerospace), standard since 2012: four 15.1-inch (38.4 cm) LCD screens
Earlier versions
Global Express, XRS and early Global 5000: six-screen Honeywell Primus 2000XP
Pro Line Fusion also flies on
Global 5000, Bombardier C Series (Airbus A220), Embraer Praetor 500 and 600, Gulfstream G280, Airbus C295 search and rescue

Vision systems

On the Global 6000
Head-Up Display (HUD), Enhanced Vision System (EVS), Synthetic Vision System (SVS)
History
The Bombardier Enhanced Vision System became standard equipment on the Global Express XRS

APU

On the Global 6000
Honeywell RE220: 60 kVA generator output, 300 to 350 equivalent shaft horsepower, starts and operates above 37,000 ft, certified to 43,000 ft
Also used on
Global Express, XRS and 5000, Gulfstream V, G550, G650 and G650ER, CRJ700 and CRJ900, Challenger 850

Flight controls

Type
Conventional mechanical flight controls, not fly-by-wire. Bombardier chose them mainly because of development cost and customer concerns.
Supplier
Sextant Avionique, on the original Global Express program

Wing and airframe

Wing
Supercritical wing with 35° sweep and winglets, area 1,021 sq ft (94.9 m²), aspect ratio 8.7. Built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, together with the centre fuselage.
Original program partners
Canadair: design lead and nose. Short Brothers: forward fuselage, engine nacelles, horizontal stabiliser. de Havilland Canada: rear fuselage, vertical tail, final assembly.
Landing gear
Dowty

Cabin systems

Connectivity
Datalink, SATCOM (Inmarsat, Iridium), Ethernet cabin system with onboard LAN and wireless LAN
Maintenance
Onboard Maintenance System (OMS) linked to most aircraft systems, available on the ground and in flight

Engines and flight deck across the Global family

Global Express, XRS, early Global 5000 Rolls-Royce BR710A2-20 · Honeywell Primus 2000XP
Global 5000 and 6000, from 2012 Rolls-Royce BR710A2-20 · Bombardier Vision (Pro Line Fusion)
Global 5500 and 6500, from 2019 Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 · Bombardier Vision (Pro Line Fusion)

Equipment varies by serial number, options and later modifications. ICCJET checks the actual configuration of each aircraft.

The cabin

With partitions, the cabin divides into three zones. Many Global 6000s have a private stateroom at the rear, a full galley just behind the cockpit and an additional lavatory in the forward section.

History

History and production

Announced 2011
First deliveries 2012
Predecessor Global Express XRS
Successor Global 6500: unveiled May 2018, entered service 1 October 2019
Aircraft built More than 300
Nonstop flight time About 12 hours: 6,000 nm at 487 kn typical cruise, still air (calculated)

Family comparison

Global 6000 vs Global 6500

Global 6000

Range6,000 nm
Top speedMach 0.89
EnginesRR BR710A2-20
Thrust, each14,750 lbf
Takeoff distance6,476 ft
Passengers, max17
Entered service2012

Global 6500

Range6,600 nm
Top speedMach 0.90
EnginesRR Pearl 15
Thrust, each15,125 lbf
Takeoff distance6,145 ft
Passengers, max17
Entered service2019

Rivals

Global 6000 vs Gulfstream G550, G650 and Falcon 7X

Global 6000

Range6,000 nm
Top speedMach 0.89
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.41 m
Engines2 x RR BR710A2-20
Entered service2012

Gulfstream G550

Range6,750 nm
Top speedMach 0.885
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.24 m
Engines2 x RR BR710 C4-11
Entered service2004

Gulfstream G650

Range7,000 nm
Top speedMach 0.925
Cabin height1.91 m
Cabin width2.59 m
Engines2 x RR BR725
Entered service2012

Falcon 7X

Range5,950 nm
Top speedMach 0.90
Cabin height1.88 m
Cabin width2.34 m
Engines3 x P&WC PW307A
Entered service2007

The Gulfstream G550 was the classic rival. It flies farther, 6,750 nm against 6,000 nm, but the Global 6000 has the wider cabin: 2.41 m against 2.24 m. The G650 beats both on range and width. The three-engine Falcon 7X has slightly less range than the Global 6000.

Cabin widths are as published for each type. Manufacturers do not always measure at the same point.

Routes

Three nonstop routes in range

Istanbul to New York

AirportsIST to TEB
Distance4,340 nm
Still-air timeabout 8.9 h

Almaty to London

AirportsALA to FAB
Distance3,050 nm
Still-air timeabout 6.3 h

Hong Kong to London

AirportsHKG to FAB
Distance5,220 nm
Still-air timeabout 10.7 h

Calculated great-circle distances and still-air times at 487 kn. Real flights depend on winds, payload, routing and fuel reserves. Check any route in the ICCJET Aircraft Route Planner.

FAQ

Bombardier Global 6000: questions

What is the range of the Bombardier Global 6000?

6,000 nm (11,112 km), the manufacturer figure.

How fast is the Global 6000?

Top speed Mach 0.89. High-speed cruise Mach 0.88 (504 kn, 933 km/h). Typical cruise Mach 0.85 (487 kn, 902 km/h).

How many passengers fit in a Global 6000?

Up to 17. A typical layout seats 13 in three cabin zones.

Can you stand up in a Global 6000?

Yes. Cabin height is 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m).

How many Global 6000s were built?

More than 300 aircraft were delivered between 2012 and the arrival of the Global 6500.

What is the difference between the Global 6000 and the Global 6500?

The Global 6500 flies 6,600 nm instead of 6,000 nm, uses Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 engines (15,125 lbf) instead of BR710A2-20 (14,750 lbf), reaches Mach 0.90 and needs a shorter runway: 6,145 ft against 6,476 ft.

Is the Global 6000 still in production?

No. The Global 6500 replaced it and entered service on 1 October 2019.

Charter

Charter a Global-class jet

Need the cabin before you buy one? ICCJET arranges charter of business jets, group airliners and cargo aircraft.

Istanbul

AirportsIST · SAW · ISL

Kazakhstan

AirportsALA · NQZ · CIT · GUW

International

DeparturesWorldwide on request

ICCJET

Aircraft broker since 2012

We work both markets at once. The online market is what everyone sees. The offline market is where many of the best aircraft change hands, before a listing ever appears.

Online market

WhatPublicly listed aircraft
Our workWe track the listings and check each aircraft before you see it

Offline market

WhatAircraft sold privately, never advertised
Our workReached through 30,000+ contacts: airlines, owners, operators, MRO

Information on offline aircraft is shared on request.

Specifications are published reference figures. Individual aircraft vary by configuration and modifications. Page checked 16 October 2026.