Bombardier Displays New Global 8000 Executive Interior

Interior design, including the Nuage Cube, offers flexible and functional options.

Monday, October 17, 2022 at 02:52 PM ET

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The Nuage Cube is a modular piece of furnishing that’s stowable, created for Bombardier’s Global 8000, and modeled by president and CEO Éric Martel at NBAA-BACE. [Courtesy: Julie Boatman]

Key Takeaways:

Bombardier unveiled a new optional Executive Cabin for its upcoming Global 8000 business jet, featuring three distinct 12-foot workspaces (Office, Conference, and C-Suite) and flexible Nuage Cube modular furnishings.
The Global 8000 is currently undergoing flight testing, demonstrating its 8,000-nm range and Mach 0.94 speed, with market entry projected for 2025.
Bombardier is expanding its global service network with new facilities and is committed to sustainability initiatives, including increased use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and aerodynamic innovations like the EcoJet concept.

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A versatile “Cube” encapsulates the spirit behind the Executive Cabin that Bombardier plans to include as an option in its upcoming Global 8000 ultralong-range business jet.

The company announced the new cabin on Monday at the 2022 National Business Aviation Association’s Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (NBAA-BACE), in Orlando, Florida. The Executive Cabin features three workspaces: the Office Suite, the Conference Suite, and the C-Suite. The areas aim to enable collaboration, productivity, and networking, and each is 12 feet in length.