Inside, the Bombardier Global 6000 has been meticulously crafted by renowned British yacht designer Andrew Winch of Winch Design, with neutral-coloured light leathers complemented by straight-grain walnut wood and almond gold metal accents. The aft saloon bulkhead features custom-made marquetry with color-dyed burrs, while the center and forward bulkheads are adorned with vertical partitions of light wood 3D slats and mirrors, combining privacy and transparency. The hand-woven wool rug reflects natural textures and colors of the ocean, and its design elements are reflected in the stitching of the tables' leather inlays and on the upper side walls and ceilings.
The refurbishment project involved meticulous planning and coordination by Alliance Executive Jets to coincide with a scheduled 120-month maintenance inspection and modification with SatCom Direct Ka Band high-speed broadband internet for passenger and crew use. This element of the project was carried out at the Bombardier facility at London Biggin Hill Airport. This extensive overhaul was a collaborative effort involving the integration of multiple specialists with interior refurbishment production being undertaken by F/List, based in Austria and Berlin, Germany, with final fit-out completed at Biggin Hill Airport.
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Since its acquisition in September 2020, Alliance Executive Jets has logged approximately 2,000 charter flight hours with the Bombardier Global 6000. Following its inaugural display at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) 2024, the aircraft has a roaming base while rented. When not on lease, it is stored at Alliance's MRO/FBO facility at Dublin Airport.
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