Bombardier delivered two Global 7500 aircraft to two different Canadian customers, marking the first deliveries of the company’s flagship business jet in Canada. Chartright Air Group, a Canadian aircraft services provider, will manage the aircraft and offer them for charter. The aircraft will be based at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. The Global 7500 now has a worldwide fleet of more than 50 aircraft.

“As the Global 7500 business jet is assembled in Toronto and completed and delivered from Montreal, we are delighted that more Canadians will have the opportunity to share the enormous pride we feel at Bombardier when we witness this spectacular aircraft take to the skies,” Éric Martel, president and CEO of Bombardier, said.

“Our Global 7500 aircraft continues to redefine long-distance business travel,” Peter Likoray, senior vice president of sales of new aircraft at Bombardier, said. “The superior performance, luxurious in-flight experience and signature smooth ride of this aircraft will open a new world of long-range travel possibilities for Canadian customers as it has done elsewhere in the world.”

The Global 7500 has maximum range of 7,700 nautical miles and a top speed of Mach 0.925.

“There is a tremendous buzz around the Global 7500 business jet and for very good reason. This aircraft sets a new industry standard on virtually every level, and the team at Chartright is thrilled to be the first charter operator in Canada to welcome these prestigious aircraft as part of its managed fleet,” Adam Keller, president of Chartright Air Group, said. “With more customers turning to charter for convenience and peace of mind, we see nothing but a bright future ahead.”