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Gulfstream Says the G280 Is Alive and Well

Gulfstream currently has 212 of the super-midsize G280s in service. Gulfstream Aerospace
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Key Takeaways:

  • Gulfstream Aerospace CEO Mark Burns denied rumors that the company plans to discontinue the G280 or develop a next-generation replacement, stating these rumors are propagated by competitors.
  • Gulfstream emphasized its commitment to the G280, highlighting its strong performance in the super-midsize market.
  • The company announced upcoming upgrades for the G280, including new Collins avionics features, an air purification system, improved cabin pressurization, and streamlined RVSM monitoring, to enhance pilot workload, passenger experience, and safety.
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At a news conference on March 30, Gulfstream Aerospace CEO Mark Burns addressed a rumor that had recently surfaced about the company’s super-midsize G280. An article published in The Globes indicated to some that Gulfstream planned to invest in a next-generation G280, leading many to believe the current G280 might soon become history—a rumor Burns said was absolutely not true.

Rob Mark

Rob Mark is an award-winning journalist, business jet pilot, flight instructor, and blogger.

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