Bombardier Global Express XRS Jets for Sale

Bombardier Global Express XRS Overview

By Matt Harris, Editor - AvBuyer magazine

Sharing its cabin dimensions with the Global Express, the Bombardier Global Express XRS offers a generous cabin volume (2,002 cubic feet) and a slight increase in luggage capacity (195 cubic feet). It is typically configured to seat up to 13 passengers, though it can carry up to 19. A pair of Rolls-Royce BR710-A2-20 engines power the jet.

Today, a Global Express XRS costs between $10m for a 2005 model, and $17m for a 2012 model, according to Aircraft Bluebook data. These values represent the average retail price reported in spring 2021.

According to JETNET, Bombardier manufactured 163 Global Express XRS jets before upgrading it with newer avionics and rebranding it as the Global 6000 in 2012.

What features does the Bombardier Global Express XRS offer?

Bombardier Global emphasised passenger comfort as a key selling point for the Global Express XRS. Of all the business jets on the market or in development at the time of its arrival to market, Bombardier claimed that the Global Express XRS offered 45% more floor space than its closest competitor.

Its cabin comes in a three-compartment configuration, and has a 4,500ft altitude at flight level 450, rising to 5,680ft at 51,000ft.

The Bombardier Global Express XRS uses the same Rolls-Royce BR710-A2-20 engines as the original Global Express jet model, while it also incorporates the Bombardier Enhanced Vision System, helping reduce the risk of controlled flight into terrain and runway incursions in low-visibility conditions.

For the latest market data and full specification information for the Global Express XRS jet, view the live data feeds on this page from aviation’s leading data providers - Aircraft Blue Book, JETNET, Conklin & de Decker and Asset Insight.

What came before and after the Bombardier Global Express XRS?

The Bombardier Global Express XRS followed the Global Express to market. The Global Express started deliveries in 1999 and provided the initial challenge from Bombardier for market share in the ultra-long-range purpose-built business jet arena that had been monopolized by the Gulfstream GV up to that point.

After seven years of production, the Global Express XRS was eventually replaced by the updated Global 6000 jet, a rebranded variant of the aircraft, essentially making it the third Bombardier entrant into the ultra-long-range business jet market.

Watch:

Rene Banglesdorf's Insider's Guide video interview with Pilot Dominic Rivers about flying the Global XRS

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