No — Sedona's 5,132-foot runway is too short for the Gulfstream G650 even at reduced weight. Larger jets use Flagstaff (FLG) or Prescott (PRC) and transfer by car. Final landing performance is calculated by the operating crew for the specific date, weather, and load.
Sedona at a Glance
| Sedona (KSEZ/SEZ) | Detail |
|---|---|
| Runway length | 5,132 ft |
| Field elevation | 4,830 ft |
| Key limit | 5,132 ft runway · 4,830 ft elevation · a short mesa-top runway |
How the Gulfstream G650 Measures Up
| Gulfstream G650 | Spec |
|---|---|
| Class | ultra-long-range jet |
| Wingspan | ~99.6 ft |
| Max takeoff weight | 99,600 lb (~45 t) |
In short, the Gulfstream G650 does not meet Sedona's requirements for a direct arrival. The Jet Finder can arrange the right routing — a suitable aircraft, or a nearby gateway with a transfer.
Comparing options? See the Aircraft Capability hub, the Sedona airport guide, or the Gulfstream G650 specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. No — Sedona's 5,132-foot runway is too short for the Gulfstream G650 even at reduced weight. Larger jets use Flagstaff (FLG) or Prescott (PRC) and transfer by car. Final landing performance is calculated by the operating crew for the specific date, weather, and load.
Sedona Airport (KSEZ/SEZ): 5,132 ft runway · 4,830 ft elevation · a short mesa-top runway. Final dispatch performance is always calculated by the operating crew for the specific flight.
Sedona Airport (KSEZ/SEZ) has a 5,132-foot runway at 4,830 feet, plus a short mesa-top runway. Whether a given jet fits depends on its landing performance at the day's weight, temperature, and conditions — calculated by the operating crew.
Sedona suits aircraft that meet its runway-length and density-altitude limits — see The Jet Finder's Aircraft Capability hub for specific aircraft.
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