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Bombardier: Global 7500 Has 30% Runway Landing Advantage
Data shows the ultra-long-range jet can land on runways as short as about 3,800 feet
Global 7500 at NBAA-BACE 2025
The Global 7500 is the first business jet to have a published Environmental Product Declaration disclosing detailed environmental information about its lifecycle, such as CO2 emissions, noise, water consumption, and other key environmental impact indicators. © Mariano Rosales/AIN

The Bombardier Global 7500, and its Model 8000 successor, can access 30% more airports in real-world conditions than its “closest competitor in speed and range,” Bombardier sales engineer Melissa Giannangelo told AIN, citing its internal data. However, she demurred on naming that competitor.

Typically, the company’s sales engineering team works one-on-one with customers—current and potential—to crunch the numbers to see if a specific Bombardier jet can operate at a certain airport. But the marketing team asked for a broader look at the Global 7500’s airport operating capability versus the closest competition.