N611BF

This entry documents airframe N611BF, a 2016 build Global 6000 registered in the United States (serial number 9774) and manufactured by Bombardier Inc.. The airframe is recorded as owned by AMB GROUP LLC, an Atlanta, Georgia–based limited liability company, and is commonly associated with that operator/home base given the owner's location. The registry lists a high seating complement and an estimated market valuation of $30,000,000, with no public record here of major registry actions beyond its current ownership. Registered to AMB GROUP LLC in Atlanta, GA, US, the aircraft's condition and outfitting reflect an executive-configured Global 6000 produced late in the model run.

The airframe features an executive cabin layout and registry notes 23 seats, while common Global 6000 configurations typically present a 12–13 passenger executive fit; this particular listing indicates a higher-density seating arrangement is present or certified. Onboard provisioning for long-range executive missions is underscored by a full galley and the option, common to the model family, for a private stateroom with a stand-up shower, consistent with extended-range transcontinental and intercontinental mission profiles enabled by the 6,000 nm range. Avionics are recorded as Collins Pro Line Fusion, with advanced vision options commonly available for this fit. Based in Atlanta, GA by ownership, the aircraft is suited to corporate and charter operations requiring transoceanic capability and high-comfort interiors; maintenance considerations follow heavy-jet schedules for the BR700 series engines and large-cabin airframes.

The airframe belongs to the Bombardier Global 6000 family (BD-700-1A10), a large-cabin, long-range business jet niche positioned for ultra-long-range corporate transport and VIP charter service. With cruise speed around 488 kts and a service ceiling of 51,000 ft, the model competes with other ultra-long-range types in high-end corporate markets; buyer and charter demand typically emphasizes cabin comfort, range, and modern avionics such as Collins Pro Line Fusion. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific airframe reflect its 2016 manufacture date, the BR700 engine maintenance cycle, and the configuration recorded in registry, all factors that influence marketability relative to competing platforms.