BOMBARDIER GLOBAL EXPRESS BD-700

1998’ Present

Plane & Pilot

Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Key Takeaways:

The Bombardier Global Express 5000 is a high-end corporate jet renowned for its ultra-long-range capabilities, able to fly nonstop between any two global points, with the XRS version reaching 6,700 nm.
It features advanced all-glass cockpits with optional heads-up and enhanced vision displays, alongside extensive passenger amenities including satellite communication and onboard networks.
The jet competes with models like the Airbus A319CJ and Gulfstream V, offering flexible seating for 8-19 passengers or up to 30 in corporate shuttle variants.
Its production involves a collaborative effort between multiple Bombardier divisions and Japan's Mitsubishi, which manufactures the wing and center fuselage.

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The Global Express 5000 is Bombardier’s crown jewel in corporate jets, competing handily with the Airbus A319CJ, the Gulfstream V and the Boeing BBJ. The BD-700 has enough range that it can fly between any two points in the world nonstop. The XRS version can travel 6,700 nm without refueling. Corporate shuttle variants can seat as many as 30.
Three Bombardier divisions, Canadair, Shorts and de Havilland all participate in producing the jet, while Japan’s Mitsubishi constructs the wing and center fuselage. Cockpits are all glass and can feature heads-up display and enhanced vision as options. Passengers can enjoy satellite telephone/fax, datalink, on-board local area network and single channel high-speed data.