Sojitz Corporation has placed an order for one Bombardier Global 6500 and one Global 8000 to operate in a new shared‑use fleet, expanding the trading house's business‑aviation offering and adding two long‑range Globals to Bombardier's order book for future fleet rollout.
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The purchase of one Global 6500 and one Global 8000 represents concrete demand for Bombardier’s long‑range business‑jet family and supports the Global 8000’s development timeline; see the manufacturer's comment that the Global 8000 is on track for market entry in 2025: https://hype.aero/?story=e986734c-a73d-4e37-9894-c4caa40d4617
Putting a 6500 into a shared‑use fleet has direct aftermarket and sustainment implications; Bombardier’s recent 10‑year support agreement for Global 6500s highlights the importance of dedicated service arrangements for these types: https://hype.aero/?story=0f093a8b-5763-45c7-82f5-8542beae3a81
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