Passenger capacity: 14 Gulfstream G450 business jet is a modern dual-engine long-range business jet, and its luxurious configuration can accommodate up to 14 passengers. About Gulfstream G450 Business Jet Gulfstream G450 business jet was certified in 2004 and put into use in 2005. Some high-density cabin configurations can accommodate up to 16 passengers, but most configurations are designed to accommodate 14 passengers, four of whom are sitting on a big sofa. This plane can fly about 8,000 kilometers, flying nonstop for more than 9 hours, and can complete transatlantic and cross the east and west coasts of the United States. Its luggage compartment can accommodate up to 12 suitcases. Gulfstream G450 business jet was discontinued in 2018. Gulfstream G450 business jet is the successor product of GIV series business jet and the upgraded version of Gulfstream G400 business jet. It follows the fuselage of Gulfstream G400 business jet, splicing the nose part of Gulfstream G550 business jet. The fuselage is 12 inches longer than the original GIV business jet, adding modern touch screen and upgraded technology. Interior design The spacious cabin of Gulfstream G450 business jet can accommodate up to 16 seats or 6 beds, but it is usually configured to accommodate 14 passengers, with single or double leather seats and a four-person couch. There is a large enclosed bathroom at the back of the cabin, a fully equipped pantry at the front, and 169 cubic feet of cabin luggage space. Some aircraft cabins are equipped with "elite interiors", where passengers can adjust the lighting and temperature, check flight information and call flight attendants to their seats. The picture below shows the standard configuration of Gulfstream G450 business jet.

Some interesting things you should know before flying.

The iconic oval porthole of Gulfstream series business jet fills the cabin with natural light, so you can see the world below when you sit in a comfortable seat.

Gulfstream G350 business jet is a short-range version of Gulfstream G450 business jet, which was certified in 2004.

Gulfstream G450 showed its speed in 2005, flying from Washington, D.C. to Luton, England at an average speed of Mach 85, which took 6 hours and 12 minutes, setting a record for direct flights between cities.

technical specifications

Gulfstream G450 business jet is powered by two Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8C engines, each of which can provide 13,850 pounds of thrust.

The cockpit of the aircraft adopts a fly-by-wire cockpit control system, and there is no mechanical connection between the pilot and the flying wing. Gulfstream PlaneView cockpit adopts Honeywell Primus Epic cockpit display system, which is one of the most advanced cockpit in business aviation and can display key flight status information on a 14-inch LCD screen.

As a standard configuration, the enhanced flight visual system of Gulfstream business jet enhances the situational awareness ability at night or in bad weather conditions by providing pilots with clear images of runway marks, taxiways and local landscapes. Gulfstream business jet also provides an integrated visual system on the main flight display to improve safety.

development history

In March, 1983, Gulfstream Aerospace Company began to develop the GIV business jet, the predecessor of the G450 business jet, as an improved engine of Gulfstream III business jet and a derivative model with a lengthened fuselage. The redesigned wing can reduce the cruise resistance, increase the oil carrying capacity, and increase the range of the aircraft by more than 555 kilometers.

The first GIV business jet made its first flight in September 1985, and was certified by FAA in April 1987, and put into commercial service in the second half of the same year. This model was upgraded to a special version of GIV-SP business jet in 1993, and later renamed as G400 business jet.

The research and development of G450 business jet was started in 2001. This improved aircraft is slightly longer than the G400 business jet, and adopts the nose part of the G550 business jet and a larger cockpit. The G450 business jet was certified by FAA in August 2004. It started production in the second half of the same year and stopped production in 2018.

manufacturer

Gulfstream Aerospace Company is an American aircraft company and a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Dynamics Company. The company is headquartered in Savannah, Georgia. Gulfstream Aerospace Company was founded in the late 1950s. At that time, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Company, which is famous for its military aircraft production, developed a twin-turbo propeller business jet in its factory in Bethpage, new york, and named it Grumman Gulfstream I(G-I) business jet.

Now, Gulfstream Aerospace Company designs, develops, manufactures, sells and serves the latest business jets, and has produced more than 2,000 since 1958.

price

The price of Gulfstream G450 business jet was about $39 million when it was first released. According to the data released by the Aircraft Bluebook in the summer of 2022, the price of this aircraft now ranges from 9 million US dollars (2005 model) to 21.5 million US dollars (2017 model).

Charter rate

The charter rate of Gulfstream G450 business jet will vary greatly according to the length of your planned voyage and the airport where you decide to take off and land.

To reserve a Gulfstream G450 business jet for private charter flight, please contact our office. For more information about chartering other private jets, please check our available aircraft list.

Wet rent rate

ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance) wet lease rate of Gulfstream G450 business jet depends on aircraft age, lease term, guaranteed operating hours and average cycle ratio.