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24th May 2022
10:47am BST
The plane will travel slower than the speeds reached during testing - but still fairly zippy at Mach 0.94, or 1,161 kilometres per hour - when it is unveiled to the public.
Alas, for anyone thinking of hopping on board for a quick flight Stateside, there are only 19 seats available on the plane, so getting on board will be an exclusive experience.
The plane features four personalised suites, which include the Soleil circadian lighting system to help combat jet lag, and a Nuage seat with a zero gravity position.
The plane will also feature a Principal Suite, which includes a full-size bed and a stand-up shower in an en-suite.
The suite also includes a Touch CMS and OLED touch dial, a directional audio sound system, and a 4K monitor, giving an extra bit of oomph to your in-flight entertainment.
“Today, Bombardier solidifies once more its position as the leader in business aviation with the newest member of the industry-leading Global family,” said Éric Martel, Bombardier’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
“The Global 8000 aircraft leverages the outstanding attributes of the Global 7500 aircraft, providing our customers with a flagship aircraft of a new era. We remain unmatched, which for an innovation-focused team like us, is great.”
The jet has been equipped with Bombardier’s Pũr Air system and advanced HEPA filter technology to quickly replace fresh air while in the skies, and providing clean air for passengers.
The Global 8000 will be on the market in 2025, and will be able to take passengers from anywhere from Dubai to Houston, Singapore to Los Angeles, and many more.
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