Ultra-long-range, wide cross-section
Bombardier Global 6000 for Sale: Price, Specs and Buying Guide
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Passengers | 13-17 (up to 19 max) |
| Range | 6,000 nm |
| Cruise speed | 488 kt |
| Cabin | Wide-cabin Global Express derivative, four distinct living areas including a dedicated crew-rest area |
| Produced | 2012-present |
Sit the Global 6000 next to a Gulfstream G550 and you are looking at two aircraft solving the same problem from different directions: both are wide-cabin, four-living-area, genuinely long-range aircraft that show up constantly in Gulf corporate and government fleets, and buyers cross-shop them more often than either manufacturer would like.
Bombardier has built the 6000 since 2012 as the wide-cabin derivative of the Global Express line, with the Rockwell Collins Global Vision flight deck standard from that year on. A dedicated crew-rest area across four living zones is the detail that keeps it in genuine contention against Gulfstream's equivalent-class aircraft, and a production run now well past a decade means there is real depth of pre-owned supply to choose from, rather than a handful of airframes to fight over.
What follows covers the checks worth insisting on, 2026 pricing, who actually flies one in the Gulf, and what it costs to run.
What to check before you buy
Nothing here is unusual for an ultra-long-range twin, but skipping any of it on an airframe that may already be over a decade old is how buyers end up with surprise bills. Before you commit, push for documentation on:
- Rolls-Royce BR710 engine program (Corporate Care or MSP) status and overhaul time remaining
- Rockwell Collins Global Vision flight deck software currency
- Landing gear overhaul cycle timing
- Airframe corrosion inspection
- Cabin refurbishment history and connectivity retrofit status, Ka-band, Wi-Fi or Starlink
- APU hours
Bombardier Global 6000 price in 2026
Expect to pay roughly $18,000,000 to $34,000,000 for a pre-owned Global 6000 as of 2026 market range. This bracket is an estimate built around the two clearest data points available: an average pre-owned price near $26,470,000 cited by AircraftCostCalculator, and a 2012-model-year example reported near $21,000,000 in Aircraft Bluebook's Summer 2024 data. Newer, lower-time examples price above that average.
Treat this range as a starting point to confirm against a current listing rather than a fixed figure, since published averages move faster than any static price band can track. Hours flown, engine program enrollment and interior refurbishment history are what actually set a specific asking price within that spread. For context on where this sits against private jets for sale generally in the region, newer ultra-long-range types such as the Bombardier Global 7500 start well above this band.
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The Global 6000 sits alongside the Gulfstream G550 as one of the most common ultra-long-range types in Gulf corporate and government fleets, valued for its wide cross-section cabin and genuine Gulf-Europe or Gulf-East-Asia nonstop range. It suits an owner who wants true long-range capability without paying flagship prices for the newest cabin on the market.
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 giga-project ecosystem, NEOM, the Red Sea developments and Qiddiya, has produced exactly the kind of corporate and family-office buyer this aircraft fits: frequent Gulf-Europe and Gulf-Asia travel, without the need for a brand-new flagship cabin. See our private jets for sale in Saudi Arabia page for local pricing and registration notes. Photos and full spec sheets of specific Global 6000 airframes are available on request via WhatsApp.
Operating costs
Direct operating cost runs an estimated $8,355 per flight hour, an AircraftCostCalculator and AviaCost 2026 estimate. That figure sits above the Falcon 7X's estimated range and reflects this aircraft's genuine four-zone, ultra-long-range mission profile rather than a lighter, shorter-range type.
Fuel and the BR710 engine program account for most of that number, with crew, insurance and hangar space adding a further, more predictable layer. Owners at this level generally budget a dedicated crew rather than a shared arrangement, given the mission profile the aircraft is bought for. An older airframe on this type also means a Corporate Care or MSP enrollment decision has usually already been made by a previous owner, and inheriting or re-enrolling in that program is worth pricing into your first year of ownership rather than assuming it carries over automatically.
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