iniBuilds announces the Bombardier Global 6000 business jet for MSFS 2024
iniBuilds has officially announced the Bombardier Global 6000 for MSFS 2024. The project, known inside the studio simply as the Global Jet, was revealed on 10 October at FSimUK 2026 in Bristol together with a first teaser trailer. There is no release date or price yet.
It is the first long-range business jet in the iniBuilds line-up. According to the studio, the real Global 6000 covers nearly 7,000 miles, cruises at up to Mach 0.88, climbs to 51,000 ft and can land on runways shorter than 3,000 ft. iniBuilds first hinted at the project over the summer at FlightSimExpo.
Vision flight deck and avionics
The sim version is a Global 6000 with the Vision Flight Deck running avionics software 5.8, which matches an aircraft from around 2024. The avionics are built on the Microsoft Avionics Framework, but iniBuilds has heavily reworked the displays, their logic and the flight management system (FMS):
- on-board weight and balance calculations;
- departure performance with climb gradients and obstacle clearance;
- graphical flight planning on the map and sequential flight plans of up to four legs;
- an integrated weather radar;
- CPDLC (text messaging with ATC) and ACARS working with Hoppie, SayIntentions and BeyondATC.
Systems
The fuel, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems run on MSFS 2024’s own simulation and are tied together, so what happens in one affects the others and shows up in the cockpit indications and alerts. The Electrical Management System (EMS) is modelled as well, and the electronic flight bag (EFB) gets a live page showing every system’s state in real time.
Cabin and sound
You can walk through the cabin, which has passenger information screens, custom lighting controls and small touches that change with the time of day and type of flight. Two cabin layouts are planned. Echo19 recorded a full 360-degree sound set, so the jet sounds different from the flight deck, the cabin and outside.
How it was made
Before development started, the UAE-based team visited a business aviation terminal (FBO) at Al Maktoum International in Dubai. They talked to maintenance engineers, went through technical documents and photographed everything from the cockpit to rivets and access panels. One announcement image shows the FBO terminal itself, but iniBuilds has not said what it is for.
Price and availability: no price or release date yet. The jet is announced for MSFS 2024 only, and iniBuilds has not mentioned MSFS 2020, Xbox or PS5.
Who it’s for: anyone who wants long flights without an airline timetable, say Kyiv to New York or Dubai in one hop. Deep systems, weather radar and ACARS together promise real work in the cockpit, not just a pretty cabin.