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Global 5000 makes debut at Farnborough
Just days after receiving airworthiness certification from Transport Canada, Bombardier’s first Global 5000 with a finished interior made its debut at the

Just days after receiving airworthiness certification from Transport Canada, Bombardier’s first Global 5000 with a finished interior made its debut at the Farnborough Air Show (held July 19 to 25), where it was also announced that the Canadian-built business jet has received European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification.

Certification was the highlight, but Bombardier made much of the new cabin. “Customers told us what they wanted,” said Marc Bouliane, Bombardier product manager for the Global line of aircraft. “And one of the things they wanted was a more comfortable cabin.”