Elie Saab designs interior
of Bombardier private jets

To be offered as an option on flagship model

Bombardier has turned to fashion house Elie Saab to craft bespoke interiors for its flagship Global 8000 private jets, marking a major push by the Canadian aerospace manufacturer into luxury brand collaborations. The partnership was announced at the Dubai Airshow where company executives said it reflects a broader strategy to align Bombardier with top tier luxury names. The Elie Saab Bombardier collection is now in its final development stages. Both companies say they are preparing for a full reveal in the coming months and that the creative vision is nearly ready for the public.

Bombardier intends to expand its presence in the luxury space through selective partnerships. A company spokesperson said that the objective is not to multiply collaborations but to pursue the right ones. The deal marks Bombardier’s first-ever design collaboration with a luxury fashion house.

The project with Elie Saab has been in development for nearly a year and will debut publicly in early 2026. It will be offered as an interior option on the Bombardier Global 8000 and targets ultra-high net worth customers seeking exclusivity and craftsmanship.

Elie Saab Jr., vice chairman and CEO, presented a vision that reimagined how private jet interiors could be used. “Partnering with Bombardier marks an important milestone in Elie Saab’s strategic expansion into lifestyle,” he said.

Design details remain undisclosed but the layout itself will be the first striking feature before the materials and fabrics draw attention. The design is intended to resonate globally and to appeal to clients who view luxury as a blend of craftsmanship, attention to detail and enduring quality rather than cost alone.

The aircraft will be fully certifiable and available for purchase once unveiled. Pricing has not yet been disclosed. Bombardier expects strong interest from Europe, the Middle East and the United States which are among Elie Saab’s key markets.