Business jet · Ultra-long-range

Gulfstream G700


The G700 stretches the G650 fuselage into the longest cabin in purpose-built business aviation, with up to five living areas and 20 panoramic windows. It entered service in 2024 after certification at a higher-than-planned 7,750 nm range.

In productionSince 2024
Gulfstream G700 side profile
$78MTypical list price
7,750Range (nm)
516Max cruise (kt)
13/19Passengers (typical)
51,000Ceiling (ft)

Overview

The G700 stretches the G650 fuselage into the longest cabin in purpose-built business aviation, with up to five living areas and 20 panoramic windows. It entered service in 2024 after certification at a higher-than-planned 7,750 nm range.

Key points

  • Symmetry flight deck with active control sidesticks and predictive landing performance
  • Optional grand suite with fixed bed and stand-up shower
  • Sits above the G650ER and below the longer-range G800 in the lineup

Mission fit

Ultra-long-range class
  • Nonstop intercontinental legs such as New York to Tokyo or London to Los Angeles with a full cabin
  • Multi-zone cabins with a private stateroom for overnight sectors
  • Corporate flight departments and owners who fly more than 400 hours a year

In the U.S. charter fleet

FAA Part 135 · G700
8aircraft on Part 135 certificates
5charter operators

Most based in OH (3), IL (1), TX (1), CA (1), WY (1).

Operators include Flexjet, LLC, WINGTIP CORPORATION, Executive Jet Management, Inc., Wing Aviation Charter Services LLC, Sunset Aviation LLC.

Counts cover the FAA type-certificate family named above, which can include earlier variants of the same airframe. Source: our Part 135 operator database, updated monthly. Browse operators.

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