Bombardier Global 7500: Here's What It's Like to Fly - AIN
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- The clue is in its name and Bombardier certainly built its latest Global 7500 jet to operate worldwide, connecting continents with flights as long as 7,700 nautical miles. So, what does it take for pilots to get the best of a high-performance aircraft like that? AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber found out when he had the chance to go flying alongside a pair of the manufacturer’s pilots. Let’s just say, flight crew seem only too happy to stay in the cockpit for its long-haul missions.
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Apologies for the re-upload, but the original video had some technical problems. Those should be fixed now. Thanks for watching.
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Thank you, we appreciate your comments. Sorry it took a little while to fix this video. We're not quite sure what happened to the file, and didn't realize there was a problem until catching up with the comments today.
I was gonna say, almost thought I was going crazy cause I had sworn I watched this days ago haha
This is way better than Gulfstream g650er....but if you have more money you can get a BBJ or ACJ...but runway and parking space would be your problem...so I would recommend going for bombardier g7500👍
OK, you smooth talking bastards. You win. I'll take two.
I live on a farm in Namibia, not too far from the airport (HKI) and i see all types fly over. I am amassed by planes more so the biz-jets . One day i had to pick a favourite and it was the Global Express 700. Our neighbors (Botswana) have one OC1, Namibian president flies the Falcnon 9X. This 7500 jet is my new favourite. Oh yeah!
The technology and the attention to detail in the plane is really good.Thank you for the video keep posting more of these ❤️❤️
This aircraft seems extremely impressive. Bombardier really is a cut above. Lovely airplane.
Blue side up pilots. ✈️
Excellent video gentlemen. Love that 2020 will see an uptick in production!!
It is amazing this Global 7500, I love it!!
In my next life, I'm gonna be a pilot again.
Dude....you NAILED the feeling.
Imagine being able to say that
"Fly by wire protects you.."
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The MAX only has FBW extended spoilers. The rest of the aircraft much like the NG is not fly by wire.
Progressor hydraulically assisted and fly by wire are two totally different things. I fly a bombardier product and absolutely love it. Fantastic product.
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If it looks good, it flies good. Beautiful jet.
My first vehicle was a 68 SKI-DOO I was 14! I love Bombardier
I love how the runway is being displayed on the glass monitor other aircraft especially the larger craft should have that mandatory
@Erich Weiler there was a Mercedes Benz a few years ago had the road being displayed a block in advance when they started installing that big display screen of the gauges so why not for aircrafts to have a real time digital camera of the runway and skies in general despite whatever the weather pattern is it can show clear as daylight
Absolutely amazing 😍❤️❤️❤️😍😍
Avionics here 👨🔧 how I wish to work on your team. Even just a day! 😀
That is quite a range. Nice place if you really need it.
I would love to fly this Jet,
Interesting. I understand the logic behind the FBW automatically adjusting pitch for a turn, but that does add to the impression that the pilot is not getting close to the needed feedback as to aircraft behavior.
Buttons made in touch screen, what if display malfunction? Any manuals?
Awesome jet
Ещё один показатель технологий. Отличный самолёт.
To AIN
Wht do u do if the fly by wire system shuts down due to some electronic shutdown or problem during flight , how do the pilots cope up with such an emergency ?
Plz get the answer from the concerned ppl , thank u
This is way better than Gulfstream g650er....but if you have more money you can get a BBJ or ACJ...but runway and parking space would be your problem...so I would recommend going for bombardier g7500👍
Only thing I love 7500 over G7 is the window size. That's enough for me.
Awesome
Does Airbus use bombardier jets in the USA production?
Dream right there
its great
I believe we covered this already
That's my bag to mark my place in line.
Wolfie6020. Thinking of you mate.
Sweet ride but out of my ballpark!
why are you re uploading this again.
Allez🇨🇦
Nahh .... To small for my appetite..... Already have a 747 in my pocket so next in line is a 380. Gonna be a long time till I reach the likes of something this small. Happy flying y'all !!
Some say fly by wire takes away the skills of flying from the pilot; all we know is it works
Doesn't matter for a private jet owners!
It is smoother ride for passengers or at least it is in the Embraer 450
@yung > The FBW system allows for a lot of good design features including safety. The Control Laws in the Global 7500 will not allow the airframe or flight control surfaces to be overstressed. The pilot could be flying at maximum speed and either push the sidestick full forward or pull it full aft and the Control Laws in the fly by wire would not allow the aircraft to go beyond its limits. It is a very good system and works very well. It also has a tremendous amount of redundancy built into it to make it very, very reliable.
Another benefit is reduced maintenance.
and that touche screen freaks me out, too. Is this a drone or a passenger jet?
@@niilespunkari8832 > The displays on the G7500 are not touch screens. They are controlled by a mouse located on the Cursor Control Panel located on the center pedestal. At 1:33 you can clearly see the Cursor Control Panel to the right of the pilots hip. The black hump has a trackball installed on it. On the lower display you can see the cursor on the display just off to the right of the center of the display
Shut up and take my money!! Very impressive ✈️ ✈️ ✈️
I was going to buy one of these but then I lost of lot of money in the Coronavirius market crash. Now I can only afford the 6500.
what is bombardier's stock price?
0.00001 usd
In my opinion the interior is better than the 650er interior.
Where's my checkbook?
how far can this plane on a full tank of fuel
Far
Hhhhh touch screens huh.... don't sound like a good idea to me if you accidently press them in turbulance or maybe in an emergency where the plane is going crazy... i love the 737-800 it's perfect
The 4 large aircraft displays are not touchscreen. They have a panel/trackball that you can control them from on the Center pedestal. The displays on the far left/right are not part of the Avionics system. They are add on. Look at 1:29, the panel on the Center pedestal that is to the left of the throttles and the spoler handle is the Cursor Control Panel, it is what is used to manipulate the Displays. The black hump on the panel is where the pilot rests his hand and has access to control buttons and trackball.
What happens if there is total Avionics failure? Aren't there measures to take this into consideration?
@@rcairflr I do, worked avionics 40 years and systems fail NITWIT
@@rcairflr look snowflake go back to your gender studies degree. When you get a degree is Avionics Aerospace Engineering, then you can comment
@@rcairflr No, planes don't crash either due to Avionics either. Read the article on the Boeing MCAS system, now go back to your job at McDonalds and by the way I worked for Bombardier Aerospace Nitwit...www.theverge.com/2019/3/22/18275736/boeing-737-max-plane-crashes-grounded-problems-info-details-explained-reasons
@@rcairflr yeah sure you did LOL, Like I said don't forget...want fries with that, what a NITWIT
I got my Honda on 0% interest wonder will they charge the same😅😅😅😅
If you have the cash they'll loan you the capital at a low rate, especially these days, and especially if they're also your private banker. 😉
The competitor Gulfstream G700 has been rolled out subsequent to this video, but it's not as good and costs $2 million more.
Who else saw the Air Tanzania Q-400 in the background at 0:30?
No one
@@danielgreen5803 look again
Get touch screen n a large cargo nay
This or G650?
Peizxcv this
The cockpit feels cramped.
Touch screen on the pilot navigation is bastard
Feels too sensitive for such a machine. wouldn't like it
Can I just lease it? I can't afford $100m + at one shot.
It's around 70m, not 100m
I’ll stick to dassault products.
I feel like 7500 is an unfortunate name for an aircraft
When you own one you can call it however you want
Should have sold that tech to Boeing!
Bombardier does not own the technology they are talking about. It is implemented by Rockwell Collins and Rockwell Collins owns the technology and Intellectual Property. The technology is accessible to Boeing or anyone else that chooses it.
airbus technology
Who'd invest that much money in a product made by a poorly-managed company on the verge of bankruptcy? Hello G700. Here I come.
This is why we have a drug problem in the USA... GREEED
Actually you have it backwards. Druggies aren't greedy. They're too weak willed to be truly greedy.
It is a mistake to use fly-by-wire @1:19 to dumb down basic pilot skills, the pilot will become an uninformed computer operator. Safety measures? They're fine,
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😬737 max all ov again🤦
lol what?