Aerotresalia is owned by Tresalia Capital, a private equity firm based in Mexico City with holdings in real estate, telecommunications, media and technology infrastructure.

“This delivery marks an important milestone in our growing presence in Mexico and Latin America,” said Fabio Rebello, regional vice-president, sales, Latin America, Bombardier Business Aircraft. “Our Global Express XRS aircraft’s combination of speed, range and comfort makes it the perfect solution for the growing travel requirements and international activities of corporations based in the region.”

The Global Express XRS business jet’s superior performance and cabin volume make it a leader in the ultra long-range jet category. Offering the ultimate in cabin comfort, this impressive jet can link Toluca-Paris or Acapulco-Rome non-stop with eight passengers and three-to-four crew*. The Global Express XRS jet is now available with the Global Vision flight deck; featuring a state-of-the-art avionics suite paired with superior design aesthetics to create the ultimate flight control environment, providing Global aircraft pilots with an unprecedented level of situational awareness and comfort.

Aerotresalia to operate first Bombardier Global Express XRS jet based in Mexico.

Bombardier’s Global Express XRS business jet departed Toluca Airport (MMTO) with a three-person crew and payload equivalent to eight passengers – a fuel surplus of 780 pounds (354 kg) above reserves and four passengers.

The aircraft cruised at Mach 0.82 (870 km/h) during the first six hours of flight and Mach 0.85 (907 km/h) during the last four hours. The average speed was 924.9 km/hr throughout the flight, with average tailwinds of 55 Knots (102 km/hr). The Global Express XRS jet landed at Le Bourget Airport (LFPG) with fuel reserves in excess of NBAA IFR requirements.

via Bombardier Global Express XRS jet connects Mexico City-Paris in record time.