GE Aviation Supports System Development on Gulfstream G400 and G800

Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 11:43 AM ET

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The Gulfstream G400 is expected to enter into service in 2025, with the G800 joining the fleet in 2025. Credit: Gulfstream Aerospace

Key Takeaways:

GE Aviation will provide the data concentration network, power management, and health management systems for the new Gulfstream G400 and G800 business jets.
These systems build upon technology already implemented in earlier Gulfstream G500 and G600 models, demonstrating proven integration and reliability.
The supplied systems feature flexible and reconfigurable architectures, with the health management system offering enhanced computer monitoring of over 9,000 parameters and real-time communication capabilities.
This announcement signifies a continued technology collaboration between GE Aviation and Gulfstream, reinforcing their leadership in the business jet market.

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GE Aviation announced on Wednesday that it will supply the data concentration network, power management, and health management systems on the upcoming Gulfstream G400 large cabin and G800 ultralong-range business jets.

Leveraging the system’s integration into the G500 and G600 members of the Gulfstream family, GE Aviation will build the data concentration network in the G400 and G800 to similarly connect avionics with other systems in the aircraft. Through the integration into the airplane, Gulfstream can configure the flexible network based on customer needs—and reconfigure through the airplane’s lifespan to adapt to changes in equipment, resources, and evolving requirements.