N302AG

This entry covers airframe N302AG, a Bombardier-built long-range business jet of model Bombardier BD-700-2A12 Global 7500 with manufacturer serial number 70173. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by Son Assets Management, a corporate owner. Registry and operator details reflect a corporate ownership model; the airframe is valued at $70,000,000 and presents as a purpose-built ultra-long-range executive transport with the condition and maintenance profile typical for its class.

This specific Global 7500 is outfitted with a four-space cabin concept: a forward lounge, a mid-cabin conference/meeting area, a lounge/wardrobe, and an aft bedroom, with typical layouts accommodating 14–19 pax. The flight deck is equipped with the Bombardier Vision flight deck, featuring advanced fly-by-wire controls, four large displays, and provisions for HUD/EVS/SVS options, supporting long-range, high-altitude cruise operations at 488 kts up to 51,000 ft. Typical mission profiles for this airframe, given its 7,700 nm range and high cruise speed, include nonstop intercontinental transits and executive transport requiring multiple living spaces for extended flights. Corporate ownership by Son Assets Management suggests operator-focused maintenance scheduling and interior configurations tailored to high-end executive use.

This airframe belongs to an ultra-long-range business jet family whose performance niche is defined by transoceanic range (7,700 nm), high cruise speed (488 kts), and high-altitude capability (51,000 ft). Power is provided by two GE Passport (Passport 20 family) engines rated at 18,920 lbf thrust each, supporting extended-range missions and demanding operational tempos. The combination of advanced fly-by-wire avionics and a large, multi-zone cabin influences buyer and charter demand toward operators seeking long-endurance executive transport, and informs maintenance and resale considerations tied to airframe value ($70,000,000) and lifecycle support for complex avionics and powerplant systems.