Aircraft Manufacturer

Gulfstream Aircraft

Savannah, Georgia · Est. 1958


10
Models
314
Aircraft
4
Categories
7,000
Max Range (NM)

Gulfstream Overview

Gulfstream Aerospace defines the ultra-long-range segment. From the G280 super-midsize to the flagship G700, Gulfstream builds aircraft for principals who measure range in oceans crossed, not nautical miles logged.

Gulfstream Aerospace builds 10 models across 4 categories — Heavy Jet, Super Mid Jet, Ultra Long Range, Mid Jet. The combined registered fleet totals 314 aircraft, making Gulfstream a significant presence in business aviation.

Market Position & Acquisition Intelligence

Gulfstream holds the strongest residual values in business aviation. A well-maintained G550 retains approximately 55-65% of its original value after 15 years. The G650 commands a premium on the secondary market, with clean aircraft rarely sitting for more than 60 days. Demand consistently outpaces supply in the ultra-long-range segment.

Pre-buy inspections on Gulfstream aircraft typically run $35,000-$85,000 depending on model. Savannah-based MRO facilities have the deepest parts inventory. Budget 12-18 months of operating reserves before acquisition.

Pre-Owned Gulfstream Pricing Guide

Current market values based on 2026 industry data. Actual transaction prices depend on total time, engine program enrollment, interior condition, avionics suite, and maintenance history. All figures represent asking-price ranges for aircraft in average condition.

ModelYear RangePrice RangeTrendSupplyNotes
G650/G650ER2014-2020$38M–$58MStableLowUnder 60-day absorption rate
G5502005-2018$12M–$28MSlight declineModerateBest value in heavy/ULR segment
G4502005-2015$8M–$16MDecliningModerateStrong charter workhorse
GIV/GIV-SP1990-2003$2.5M–$6.5MStable floorHighEntry-level Gulfstream ownership
G2802013-2022$12M–$20MStableLowSuper-mid with ULR DNA
G2002002-2012$4M–$8MDecliningModerateGalaxy heritage, Gulfstream support

Global Fleet Intelligence

Gulfstream operates a worldwide fleet estimated at over 2,800 aircraft globally. The Middle East, Europe, and North America represent the three largest regional concentrations. Corporate flight departments and head-of-state operators represent the primary ownership profile.

The FAA registry shows 314 Gulfstream aircraft currently registered in the United States across 10 model variants. The Gulfstream G100 leads with 11 registered aircraft, followed by the Gulfstream G150 with 8 aircraft.

Complete Gulfstream Model Lineup

10 models sorted by fleet size. Click any model for detailed specifications, charter costs, or pre-owned market data.

ModelCategorySpeedRangePaxCharter/hrFleet
G550Heavy Jet488 kt6,750 NM16$7,000–$12,000117
G200Super Mid Jet470 kt3,400 NM10$5,500–$8,50053
G450Heavy Jet476 kt4,350 NM16$7,000–$12,00032
G650Ultra Long Range516 kt7,000 NM19$10,000–$18,00032
G280Super Mid Jet482 kt3,600 NM10$5,500–$8,50027
GIVHeavy Jet476 kt4,220 NM16$7,000–$12,00026
G100Mid Jet470 kt2,950 NM9$4,000–$6,50011
G150Mid Jet475 kt3,000 NM9$4,000–$6,5008
G600Heavy Jet516 kt6,500 NM19$7,000–$12,0005
G500Heavy Jet516 kt5,200 NM19$7,000–$12,0003

Frequently Asked Questions

Gulfstream has 10 models in The Jet Finder database across 4 categories: Heavy Jet, Super Mid Jet, Ultra Long Range, Mid Jet. The total registered fleet is 314 aircraft.

Gulfstream charter rates start at approximately $4,000/hr for G100 models.

The Gulfstream G100 is Gulfstream's most recognized aircraft with 11 registered aircraft. It offers 470 kt cruise speed and 2,950 NM range.

Gulfstream Aerospace is headquartered in Savannah, Georgia. Founded in 1958, it is a subsidiary of General Dynamics.

Yes. The Jet Finder has access to Gulfstream aircraft across our operator network. Contact us for availability and pricing on any Gulfstream model.

Gulfstream competes across 4 categories with 10 models. Compare specific models using our head-to-head comparison pages for detailed analysis.

Gulfstream builds aircraft in: Heavy Jet, Super Mid Jet, Ultra Long Range, Mid Jet. This spans from midsize missions to intercontinental routes.

All Gulfstream aircraft are FAA-certified and must meet rigorous airworthiness standards. Charter operations on Gulfstream jets are conducted under Part 135 with additional safety oversight. The Jet Finder vets all operators for ARGUS or Wyvern ratings.

There are 314 Gulfstream aircraft in the FAA registry across 10 models. The largest fleet is the Gulfstream G100 with 11 registered aircraft.

Some Gulfstream models are available through fractional ownership programs like NetJets and Flexjet. Contact The Jet Finder to compare charter, jet card, and fractional options for Gulfstream aircraft.

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