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Archived 27 May 2026

Global 7500 vs G700

Archived side-by-side comparison from the Freestream library

The ultra-long-range class represents the current production ceiling in business aviation, with both the Bombardier Global 7500 and the Gulfstream G700 certified to 51,000 ft and capable of non-stop range in excess of 7,400 nautical miles. Both entered service within the last decade and carry Conklin & de Decker cost data from Freestream's subscription account.

This comparison frames the Global 7500 and G700 on a like-for-like basis across performance, cabin dimensions, and operating economics, using consistent assumptions: 250 flight hours per year, $5.00 per US gallon Jet A, $105 per hour maintenance labour, and a 600 nm average trip length. Acquisition cost is excluded by design.

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Platforms
7,590 nm
Longest Range (G700)
521 kts
Highest Max Cruise (Global 7500)
2,637 cu ft
Largest Cabin Volume (Global 7500)

Bombardier Global 7500

Twin-jet • In Service Since 2018

The Global 7500 entered service in 2018 as Bombardier's flagship ultra-long-range platform, powered by twin General Electric Passport 20-19BB1A engines and equipped with the Bombardier Vision Flight Deck. Certified to 51,000 ft, the aircraft carries up to 16 passengers across a four-zone cabin measuring 54.42 ft in length, with a maximum certified range of 7,474 nautical miles seats-full.

Bombardier Global 7500

Bombardier Global 7500.

Range
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nm seats-full
Max Speed
521 kts
maximum cruise
Passengers
Up to 16
four-zone cabin
Ceiling
0
ft maximum certified
Cabin Length
54.42 ft
8.00 ft wide × 6.17 ft tall
Engines
Passport 20
2× General Electric
Key Specifications
Production2016 – Present
Long-Range Cruise Speed479 kts
Maximum Cruise Speed521 kts
Range, Seats-Full7,474 nm
Ferry Range7,833 nm (4 pax, long-range cruise)
Rate of Climb3,500 ft/min
Engine-Out Ceiling25,000 ft
Balanced Field Length6,140 ft
Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H)54.42 × 8.00 × 6.17 ft
Baggage Volume (Total)195 cu ft (internal)
Max Takeoff Weight114,850 lb
Basic Operating Weight61,700 lb
Usable Fuel51,503 lb
Variable Cost Per Hour$7,108
Annual Fixed Cost$1,670,358

Gulfstream G700

Twin-jet • In Service Since 2023

The G700 received FAA certification in 2023 as Gulfstream's largest production aircraft, powered by twin Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines and fitted with the Symmetry Flight Deck. The aircraft accommodates up to 13 passengers in a cabin measuring 56.92 ft in length and achieves a maximum certified range of 7,590 nautical miles seats-full.

Range
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nm seats-full
Max Speed
516 kts
maximum cruise
Passengers
Up to 13
multi-zone cabin
Ceiling
0
ft maximum certified
Cabin Length
56.92 ft
8.20 ft wide × 6.25 ft tall
Engines
Pearl 700
2× Rolls-Royce
Key Specifications
Production2021 – Present
Long-Range Cruise Speed488 kts
Maximum Cruise Speed516 kts
Range, Seats-Full7,590 nm
Ferry Range7,850 nm (4 pax, long-range cruise)
Rate of Climb3,905 ft/min
Engine-Out Ceiling26,000 ft
Balanced Field Length6,650 ft
Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H)56.92 × 8.20 × 6.25 ft
Baggage Volume (Total)195 cu ft (internal)
Max Takeoff Weight107,600 lb
Basic Operating Weight56,765 lb
Usable Fuel49,400 lb
Variable Cost Per Hour$7,597
Annual Fixed Cost$1,672,048

Fleet Comparison at a Glance

Key metrics across both ultra-long-range platforms. Hover a column to highlight; best values in each row are accented. Acquisition cost excluded by design.

Global 7500 G700
Performance
Range, Seats-Full 7,474 nm 7,590 nm
Ferry Range 7,833 nm 7,850 nm
Maximum Cruise Speed 521 kts 516 kts
Long-Range Cruise Speed 479 kts 488 kts
Maximum Altitude 51,000 ft 51,000 ft
Rate of Climb 3,500 ft/min 3,905 ft/min
Engine-Out Ceiling 25,000 ft 26,000 ft
Balanced Field Length 6,140 ft 6,650 ft
Max Takeoff Weight 114,850 lb 107,600 lb
Cabin
Cabin Length 54.42 ft 56.92 ft
Cabin Width 8.00 ft 8.20 ft
Cabin Height 6.17 ft 6.25 ft
Passenger Capacity 16 13
Baggage Volume (Total) 195 cu ft 195 cu ft
Total Cabin Volume 2,637 cu ft 2,603 cu ft
Operating Economics
Variable Cost / Hour $7,108 $7,597
Fuel / Hour $2,640 $2,545
Engine Reserves / Hour $1,730 $2,124
Annual Fixed Cost $1,670,358 $1,672,048

Range Comparison (nm, Seats-Full)

Global 7500
7,474
G700
7,590

Operating Cost Snapshot

Assumes 250 flight hours per year, $5.00 per US gallon Jet A, $105 per hour maintenance labour, 600 nm average trip.

Global 7500
$7,108
per flight hour
$1,670K
annual fixed
G700
$7,597
per flight hour
$1,672K
annual fixed

Notes

Source

Performance and cost data sourced from Conklin & de Decker (JSSI) via Freestream's subscription account, pulled 27 May 2026.

Conklin & de Decker is the industry standard reference for business aircraft operating cost modelling.

Operating cost assumptions

Hourly variable and annual fixed costs are modelled at 250 flight hours per year, $5.00 per US gallon Jet A, $105 per hour maintenance labour, and a 600 nm average trip. Crew, hangar, insurance, and training are included in the fixed line. Acquisition cost is excluded.


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