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02 September 2026

Comlux Aviation adds a second Bombardier Global 8000 to its fleet under management

The new ultra-long-range enters the managed fleet a few months after the first example, strengthening Comlux's offer for intercontinental business aviation flights

Comlux Aviation has added a second Bombardier Global 8000 to its fleet of aircraft under management, just a few months after the entry of the first aircraft. The announcement strengthens the operator's presence in the ultra-long-range segment of business aviation.

 

The new Global 8000 is entrusted to Comlux for aircraft management and benefits, together with the engines, from manufacturer-supported maintenance programs, designed to promote business continuity and greater cost predictability for the owner.

 

Bombardier Global 8000 Foto: Copyright © Comlux Aviation
Bombardier Global 8000 Photo: Copyright © Comlux Aviation

 

 

The Bombardier Global 8000 is the flagship model of the Global family, with a claimed range of around 8,000 nautical miles, or almost 14,800 kilometers. The cabin can be configured into four living areas, a feature particularly suitable for long-duration intercontinental flights.

 

With the second Global 8000 under management, Comlux thus consolidates its offer dedicated to customers looking for non-stop flights over very long distances, high levels of comfort and complete aircraft management.

 

Comlux Aviation

It is an international group specializing in private aviation, headquartered in Zurich and businesses that include aircraft management, charter, aircraft sales and acquisition, and technical services. Comlux Aviation operates business jets and VIP bizliners from manufacturers including Bombardier, Gulfstream, Dassault, Embraer, Pilatus, Boeing, and Airbus, with operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.

 

By the editorial staff, Avion Luxury Magazine

Text source and photo: Copyright © Comlux Aviation


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