The Bombardier Global 7500 is now known as the business jet with the most speed related records. In July it had set around 135 speed records. “This is the ultimate recognition, the most speed records of all time – and it’s precisely what Bombardier’s discerning customers need: a reliable, fast, efficient business tool that gets them to destination quickly and efficiently,” said Jean-Christophe Gallagher, executive vice president, Aircraft Sales and Bombardier Defense.
On June 5 in Monaco, Bombardier and ELIE SAAB presented a new expression of business aviation with a reimagined Global 8000 interior.
A few months ago Bombardier reached a milestone as it delivered the 200th Challenger 3500 business jet. It was handed over to Piero Ferrari, vice chairman of Ferrari. The company said Ferrari will use the aircraft for travel to Formula One races and other business engagements.
Bombardier's Global 8000, the World’s Fastest Civil Aircraft, Received U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Approval to Land at London City Airport. “U.K. CAA approval to access London City Airport ensures customers can save precious time when accessing one of the world’s most important finance hubs,” said Stephen McCullough, Executive Vice President, Engineering, Product Development and Bombardier Defense. “London City Airport’s steep approach requirement for noise-abatement laws and its very short runway makes it amongst one of the world’s most challenging airports. Access to this airfield is another testament to the Global 8000’s engineering excellence, where its advanced wing design including leading-edge slats and its robust braking systems deliver outstanding field performance.”