The eighth Bombardier Global 8000 has entered the Vista Global fleet.

VistaJet has 19 Global 7500s it is converting to the Global 8000 platform.

The software conversion adds both range and speed.

There are no external changes to the jets.

According to Business Jet Traveler, the upgrades take about 14 days and cost around $3 million per airplane.

Per Vista, the move “reflects growing demand for journeys connecting continents, such as Europe and Asia, along with continued requirements for both business and leisure travel.”

The Global 8000 has an increased range of 8,000 nautical miles and a lower cabin altitude to reduce jet lag.

The move was announced in April.

At the time, the company said it expected its fleet to be converted by the end of this year.

The update was announced via social media this week.

The Vista Global fleet serves both VistaJet and XO clients.

Earlier this year, Vista placed a firm order for 40 Challenger 3500s with 120 options.

It also announced a services agreement centered on Bombardier’s Smart Parts program.