N192QS

This airframe, registered as N192QS, is a Bombardier Global 7500 (BD-700-2A12) with manufacturer serial number 70230. It is recorded as owned by NetJets Sales Inc, a corporate owner based in Oklahoma City, OK, US, and is maintained and operated in a fractional/NetJets configuration. Build year and detailed registry action history are Not published; valuation records list the airframe at approximately $70,000,000. The aircraft is configured and marketed within NetJets’ fleet as a high-capacity executive Global 7500 used for long-range, high-utilization missions.

The airframe carries a four-zone executive cabin in a NetJets/fractional configuration, reported in a high-density executive layout of roughly 22 seats, allowing flexible use between large party transport and executive missions. The flight deck is fitted with the Bombardier Vision integrated avionics suite, featuring advanced fly-by-wire controls and four large displays, with optional HUD/EVS/SVS capability noted for the type. Typical mission profiles exploit the Global 7500’s ultra-long-range capability — up to 7,700 nm — enabling non-stop intercontinental transits and point-to-point continental sectors from the operator’s Oklahoma City base and other NetJets operating locations. As a fractional fleet aircraft, maintenance considerations prioritize high-utilization schedules and centralized OEM/NetJets-supported programs to ensure dispatch reliability and resale readiness.

As a member of the Bombardier Global 7500 family, this airframe occupies the ultra-long-range, large-cabin business jet niche, combining high cruise speeds near 488 kts and a 51,000 ft ceiling with low-drag aerodynamics and the GE Passport 20 engine performance. Competing aircraft are other ultra-long-range business jets targeting global corporate and fractional operators; demand is driven by buyers requiring intercontinental range and large-cabin flexibility. For a fractional operator like NetJets, resale and asset value considerations center on lifecycle maintenance, avionics commonality (Bombardier Vision), and documented configuration, which underpin the aircraft’s listed value of $70,000,000.