Short answer: The Bombardier Global Express XRS is a pre-owned ultra-long-range jet that offers intercontinental range and a large cabin at a fraction of the price of newer Globals. Its value depends mainly on engine program coverage for the Rolls-Royce BR710 engines, the status of major calendar inspections, avionics upgrades and records quality. MyVIP Aviation recently represented the seller of a Global Express XRS that closed at $10.2M.
Why buyers choose the XRS
- Intercontinental range at a lower acquisition price than the Global 6000 or 6500
- Large three-zone cabin
- Established support network
Value drivers
- Engine and APU program status
- Time to the next major inspection
- Avionics and connectivity upgrades
- Records and damage history
Buying checklist
- Confirm program transferability and balances
- Scope the pre-buy to the aircraft's inspection status — see the pre-purchase inspection checklist
- Compare against the Global 6000 on total cost of ownership
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Global Express XRS a good buy?
For buyers who need intercontinental range on a lower budget, yes — provided programs and inspections are priced correctly.
Who can sell a Global Express XRS?
An independent seller-side broker with large-cabin experience. MyVIP Aviation represented the seller in a recent $10.2M XRS transaction.
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