Russia’s North-West Adds Fifth Global 6000 Jet Amid Sanctions
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Jishan Khan 
Russia’s North-West has expanded its business aviation fleet with the addition of a fifth Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft, despite ongoing international sanctions affecting the country’s aviation sector.
The Global 6000 is a long-range business jet known for its extended range, high performance, and premium cabin features. It is widely used for intercontinental private and corporate travel.
The fleet expansion highlights continued activity within Russia’s business aviation segment, even as commercial aviation faces operational and supply challenges linked to sanctions and aircraft availability.
Industry analysts note that maintaining and growing fleets under current geopolitical conditions requires alternative procurement strategies and strong technical support capabilities. The addition of another Global 6000 reinforces North-West’s presence in the long-range business jet market.
