Global Jet Grows Fleet With a Global 6000 Now Available for Charter

Global Jet is pleased to announce the addition of a refined and stylish 2017 Bombardier Global 6000 to its managed charter fleet.

The aircraft can welcome up to 13 passengers in extreme comfort thanks to its wide and spacious cabin. Being in the long-range category, this private jet has a range of 6000 nautical miles and a top speed of Mach 0.89. Passengers will be able to enjoy non-stop flights from New York to London or from London to Hong Kong without stopping for fuel. Thanks to its excellent cabin noise reduction as well as low cabin pressurization altitude, this private jet enables guests to arrive more relaxed and refreshed. In addition, the Global 6000 has very good field performance and a steep approach.

This aircraft is designed in three cabin zones, providing a maximum level of comfort. The forward cabin offers a club suite with four ergonomic executive seats followed by a four-seat meeting and dining area. The afterward cabin is arranged in a three-place divan opposite a two-seat club. Thanks to its dedicated crew area at the front of the aircraft, passengers will be able to enjoy further privacy during long-haul flights.

This Global 6000 has a distinctive set of advantages and proposes a complete range of entertainment features such as Bluetooth, Airplay, Chromecast, and HDMI direct. This aircraft is equipped with 3 iPads with Amazon prime and Netflix subscriptions. Thanks to the world’s fastest in-flight internet connectivity through Ka-band technology and the most comprehensive cabin management system, air travel is a perfect solution for passengers who wish to travel and work at the same time. They will be able to attend video conferences or watch live streaming!

Global Jet manages private and commercial aircraft for international corporations, financial institutions, and high net worth families and individuals. As well as being one of the largest operators in the world, Global Jet also operates one of the most diverse fleets, with more than 35 unique aircraft types from established manufacturers.