Gulfstream announced the G700 last night, the Savannah, Georgia-based airframer’s new entry into the ultra-long-range aircraft category—a model clearly aimed at Bombardier’s Global 7500. Also announced were two new fleet operators of the G700 that will help keep the assembly lines busy until 2023, the next delivery opportunity. Flexjet will serve as the G700’s launch customer in the U.S., while Qatar Airways serves a similar role overseas.
Gulfstream Unveils The G700
Key Takeaways:
- Gulfstream unveiled the G700, an ultra-long-range business jet aimed at competing with Bombardier's Global 7500, with Flexjet and Qatar Airways serving as launch customers for deliveries beginning in 2023.
- The aircraft boasts an expansive 57-foot cabin offering up to five distinct living areas, featuring luxurious amenities such as a private stateroom with a shower, circadian rhythm lighting, and a 3D audio system.
- Powered by new Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines, the G700 achieves a maximum cruise speed of Mach 0.925 and a 7,500 nm range, incorporating an advanced Symmetry flight deck with a predictive landing system for enhanced safety.
- Gulfstream emphasized designing the G700 for efficient maintenance and a strong commitment to long-term customer service, with the aircraft priced at $76 million.
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