Is it finally time we see an absolute gorgeous LONG RANGE biz jet in the wonderful world of MSFS?! 

CJ Simulations announced this in their Discord tonight with the following Statement: 

"The third project I want to talk about—also mentioned a while back—is a business jet. This is a very ambitious project with its release date tied to building out the complete avionics, following official manuals. While it will never be a “study-level” aircraft, I’m working hard to implement all the avionics pages, and I’m very clear that I don’t want to ship aircraft that simply copy Asobo or Working Title avionics (e.g., jets with WT3000 garmin Or CJ4 or the Longitude avionics).

This project is based on the Bombardier Global 7500. While there have been no licensing talks with Bombardier, to avoid issues with unauthorized trademark use, this project will—for now—be called CJS GL-7500.

As mentioned, completion is primarily tied to the (quite extensive) internal avionics, developed with close attention to the official manuals. In this case, we’re following the GL6000 FCOM since we don’t have access to the 7500’s; they’re very similar, with minor UI differences. The avionics have been in development for over 8 months, so they’re fairly far along, though there’s still plenty to do. This aircraft could see a release sometime in 2026.

Regarding the 3D model, we’ve acquired a fairly accurate commercial version. As with previous models, it will only serve as a base—we need to correct many 3D aspects (internal buttons/switches and external control surface mechanics like flaps, slats, thrust reversers, and more)"

Let's go!!

Photos from their Discord announcement

Not looking too good at the moment.😐 That cockpit and cabin look worse than some badly modeled freeware offerings (a certain GL6000 comes to mind on Flightsim.to).😑

Edited September 24, 2025Sep 24 by Dillon

More slop

The modelling looks good, it's the texturing and material effects that don't look the best.

1 hour ago, Dillon said:

Not looking too good at the moment.😐 That cockpit and cabin look worse than some badly modeled freeware offerings (a certain GL6000 comes to mind on Flightsim.to).😑

Agreed. It looks quite similar to some "good XPlane 12 freeware".

15 minutes ago, Donka said:

The modelling looks good, it's the texturing and material effects that don't look the best.

Hopefully they'll improve the texturing and material effects, then it might show promise.

2 hours ago, Dillon said:

Not looking too good at the moment.😐 That cockpit and cabin look worse than some badly modeled freeware offerings (a certain GL6000 comes to mind on Flightsim.to).😑

No worries VR makes everything look better in stereoscopic 3D.😁

1 hour ago, blueshark747 said:

No worries VR makes everything look better in stereoscopic 3D.😁

Your headset must be better than mine.🫤 Actually no headset or 4k monitor can cure what I'm seeing in those shots if it looks like that upon release.😣

I'm interested.

I am spectacularly underwhelmed.

Well, let’s hope he can get it somewhere close to the Citation X.

these projects take time, and there’s obviously quite a ways to go yet. 

2 minutes ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Well, let’s hope he can get it somewhere close to the Citation X.

Should be easy enough. That’s a pretty low bar. 

38 minutes ago, chapstick said:

Should be easy enough. That’s a pretty low bar. 

???

49 minutes ago, chapstick said:

Should be easy enough. That’s a pretty low bar. 

Name me a better private jet in it's class🫤 (the 2020 Longitude doesn't have a cabin and the HUD doesn't work in both).

In the real world it's price point is a bargain as well considering the speed both variants can achieve at cruise.💯

Edited September 24, 2025Sep 24 by Dillon

5 hours ago, Donka said:

The modelling looks good, it's the texturing and material effects that don't look the best.

From the pics I can't tell if the whole cabin is modeled.🤔

The color of the cockpit/cabin reminds me of the PSS 777 for FS9 (I take it back the PSS cockpit looks better).🫣😄

Edited September 24, 2025Sep 24 by Dillon