N501AP

The airframe registered as N501AP is a Bombardier-built long-range business jet, serial 60001, manufactured by Bombardier. The build year is Not published in the supplied data. Ownership is recorded to LOGISTICAL EXECUTIVE SOLUTIONS LLC (type: LLC) with a listed location of Salt Lake City, UT, US; no prior ownership history or notable registry actions are published in the provided material. The aircraft carries a US registration and is valued at $60,000,000, reflecting a factory-new or late-production configuration consistent with the equipment and range cited.

This airframe is laid out in a three-zone long-range executive cabin and is described as having a typical seating capacity in the high-teens with adaptability to operator specification; the supplied data lists 23 seats as a capability but notes configurability. Avionics fit is the Bombardier Vision flight deck with four large displays and options for HUD/CVS, indicating a modern flight crew interface for long overwater and high-altitude operations. Typical mission profiles for this configuration would be intercontinental executive transport at cruise speeds around 487 kts and maximum operational ceiling near 51,000 ft, flown from the owner’s base in Salt Lake City, UT, US. Maintenance considerations for this specific aircraft would align with twin-engine Pearl 15 powerplant programs and large-cabin Global 6500 maintenance schedules as implied by the installed equipment.

This specific airframe is a serial 60001 example of the Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6500 family, positioned in the long-range, large-cabin executive jet segment. With a transoceanic range of 6,600 nm, twin Rolls‑Royce Pearl 15 engines and a 23-seat capability, the model competes with other ultra-long-range business jets in demanding corporate and charter markets. Buyer and charter demand typically centers on payload-range performance, cabin flexibility and modern flight decks such as the Bombardier Vision suite; resale and maintenance considerations for this example will reflect the Pearl 15 engine program and the large-cabin Global series service network.