Global 7500 vs Gulfstream G700: The Ultimate Battle of Flagship Private Jets

When it comes to ultra-long-range, flagship business jets, the Global 7500 by Bombardier and the Gulfstream G700 are the top contenders. These aircraft represent the pinnacle of private aviation in 2025 — combining range, cabin innovation, speed, and sheer prestige.

But which one is the better choice for your next intercontinental mission or VIP charter?

✈️ Quick Comparison Table

Feature	Bombardier Global 7500	Gulfstream G700
Manufacturer	Bombardier (Canada)	Gulfstream Aerospace (USA)
Entry Into Service	2018	2024 (first deliveries underway)
Max Range	7,700 nautical miles (14,260 km)	7,500 nautical miles (13,890 km)
Max Speed	Mach 0.925	Mach 0.925
Typical Cruise Speed	Mach 0.85	Mach 0.85
Cabin Length	16.59 m	17.35 m
Cabin Zones	4	5 (including optional master suite with shower)
Max Passengers	Up to 19	Up to 19
Baggage Volume	5.52 m3	5.52 m3
Runway Requirement	1,800 m	1,900 m
Charter Rate (per hour)	$13,000–$16,000	$14,000–$17,500
Estimated Ownership Cost	~$70M purchase + $3M–$4M/year op. costs	~$78M purchase + $3.5M–$4.5M/year op. costs

🛋️ Cabin Experience

Global 7500 features Bombardier's award-winning "Nuage" seating, a true bedroom suite, dedicated crew rest area, and ultra-quiet soundproofing. It offers a full dining area and a permanent bed for long-haul luxury.

Gulfstream G700 introduces a five-zone layout, including a full galley, cinema lounge, and optional master suite with shower. It boasts the largest windows in business aviation and circadian lighting tech for reduced jet lag.

✅ Both aircraft can fly nonstop from Los Angeles to Sydney or Dubai to New York in unmatched comfort.

💼 Use Cases & Ideal Clients

Global 7500 is favored by corporations with intercontinental operations, UHNWI families, and government delegations.
G700 is preferred by royalty, billionaires, and tech founders who demand the newest, most refined experience.

Both jets are commonly used for VIP charters, luxury tourism, and diplomatic missions.

💸 Ownership vs Charter: What’s More Cost-Efficient?

Ownership Costs (Annual):

Fuel: $1.5M–$2M
Crew & Training: $600K
Maintenance & Insurance: $1M–$1.5M

Charter Cost Example:

London – Singapore (13 hrs): ~$190,000 G700 / ~$175,000 Global 7500
New York – Tokyo (14 hrs): ~$210,000 G700 / ~$195,000 Global 7500

👉 If you fly less than 250 hours per year, chartering via JETVIP remains the smarter option.

🌍 SEO Case Study: Is G700 or Global 7500 better for Moscow–Los Angeles?

Global 7500 flies it nonstop in 12.5 hours, with room for 12 passengers and full sleeping quarters.
G700 offers similar range but arrives with more cabin zones and wellness tech.

However, based on fleet availability in Europe, JETVIP can often source a Global 7500 faster and at a better hourly rate.

💬 Owner & Passenger Reviews

Global 7500:

"Incredible sleeping comfort. I woke up in Singapore feeling like I just left my bedroom."

G700:

"The lighting and windows are next-level. Felt more refreshed after a 12-hour flight than ever before."

⭐ Unique Selling Points

Global 7500: Best-in-class range, Nuage seating, lower operating cost, proven track record
G700: Largest cabin in business aviation, five zones, master suite with shower, Gulfstream prestige

🔗 Charter These Jets with JETVIP

Looking to fly in the Global 7500 or G700? JETVIP offers access to both types across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia — with concierge-level service and flexible charter options.