Flying across the roof of the world

Up there, where earth looks like a postage-stamp, perspectives change rapidly. On board on a swift executive jet, the sensation of endlessly vying for supremacy emerges on a horizon that appears unattainable. A journey is transformed into a transfer, along a network of routes previously impossible to reach. Speed and comfort combine and help you to discover the allure - not flaunted but perceived - of a business jet such as the “Global 7000“by Bombardier, which, flying over the clouds, is able to switch between the concept of home and office and that of freedom. It features a dedicated crew rest area, ergonomic Bombardier Vision flight deck, optimised fly-by-wire system and innovative jumpseat, as well as four living spaces with multiple configurations for adapting Master Suite and luminous cabin, designer furnishings, galley, dining room, conference area and storage, an advanced air management system and optimised cabin pressurisation to alleviate jet lag. Sitting in comfortable seats, in front of a TV screen connected by Ka-band, you can feel the powerful thrust (16 500 lbs) of the GE Passport engines, which power the aircraft up to Mach 0.925 with greater range and fuel consumption reduced by 8% (compared to the Global Express XRS) thanks to the new wing profile. From London to Singapore, New York to Dubai, Mumbai and Sydney to San Francisco, or from Beijing to Washington, in total relaxation. Instead, the brand new “Falcon 900LX“from Dassault Aviation, a jet with sleek lines and High-Mach winglets (reduced resistance and fuel consumption), which features new cabin and cockpit functions in addition to advanced acoustical insulation, programmable LED lighting system, FalconCabin HD in fibre optics and excellent broadband connectivity. It also includes the FalconEye, the first head-up display (HUD) to blend images into a single