As one of the longest-range business aircraft in its class, the Gulfstream GV is another popular choice among business travelers with almost 200 aircraft in production today.
The Gulfstream GV is best known as the first ultra-range business aircraft among the Gulfstream fleet. With the power to travel at 6,000 nautical miles, the GV is used by several operators around the world because of its efficiency and reliability.
The Gulfstream V first flew in 1995, was certified in 1997, and was one of the first “ultra-long range” (~6,000-nautical-mile (11,000 km)) business aircraft. At the time of its introduction in 1997, the GV was the longest range business jet available. With over 6,000 miles of range, the GV pushed operational limitations for its crews. Early designs of the GV did not include crew rest areas as part of the aircraft. Later versions of the GV provided the crew rest area as an option to permit the use of “augmented” crews. The GV cabin seats up to 18 passengers in three or four living areas. The most popular configuration will have seating for 14 passengers and will include a 4-place club arrangement, usually in the forward section, a 2-place club and divan in the mid-cabin and 4-place conference seating in the aft section. This configuration will berth 6 people. The GV fleet is over 180 aircraft with corporate operators, designated C-37A in U.S. Air Force service, the Gulfstream V is used by government and Defense Department officials also.
Gulfstream’s GV also offers pilots Honeywell’s Primus 440/660/880 weather radar systems. This light-weight configuration offers an integrated receiver transmitter and antenna to help pilots avoid bad weather conditions.
Detailed Specifications
A/C Type | Heavy jets |
Cabin height | 1.88m |
Cabin width | 2.24m |
Cabin length | 15.3m |
Max flight time | 11h 50m |
Max. range | 10742km |
Speed | 900km/h |
Passengers | 14PAX |
Flight Attendant | Yes |
Meal | Hot |
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