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Fleet registry / Heavy Jet

Global 6000

N588MM

Registry record

Year
2015
Seats
13
Class
Heavy Jet
Builder
Bombardier

Operated by

New World Aviation, Inc.

Allentown, PA · KABE

Performance vs class

The Global 6000 against the average of 51 heavy jet types in the US charter fleet.

Global 6000Class avg

Cruise speed

+6% vs class

510 kts
481 kts

Range

+18% vs class

6,000 nm
5,074 nm

Passenger seats

-32% vs class

13 pax
19 pax

Published type figures; this airframe's configuration may differ.

Nonstop reach from KABE

With 6,000 nm of published range, N588MM flies nonstop well past the edges of this map from its home base at Lehigh Valley International Airport — including Honolulu (4,249 nm), Anchorage (2,886 nm) and San Francisco (2,167 nm).

  • Home base — Global 6000 · 6,000 nm reaches beyond this map
  • Nonstop reach examples

What real trips cost

KABEPHNL

Allentown/BethlehemHonolulu

$147,500$206,500

4,249 nm · ≈8 h 40 m · one way

KABEPANC

Allentown/BethlehemAnchorage

$102,000$143,000

2,886 nm · ≈6 h · one way

KABEKSFO

Allentown/BethlehemSan Francisco

$78,000$109,500

2,167 nm · ≈4 h 35 m · one way

Estimated from the heavy jet rate card ($17,000–$23,800/hr) and great-circle distance — before positioning, fees, and catering. Run your own route.

ADS-B · OpenSky Network

Flight activity

Live position and the last 7 days of tracked flying for N588MM.

Cabin & comfort

Stand-up cabin, full galley, enclosed lavatory, 12–19 passengers.

Height
~6'5"
Width
~7'4"
Length
~48 ft
Baggage
195+ cu ft

Charter the Global 6000

N588MM is a 2015 Bombardier Global 6000, heavy jet class, operated by New World Aviation, Inc. out of Allentown, PA. With roughly 6,000 nm of range at 510 kts cruise, it handles transcontinental and international missions. The US charter fleet counts 24 Global 6000s across 11 operators.

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