The G150 is quickly becoming a favorite in the mid-size market. With the longest range at the fastest speed, an advanced avionics suite, and the most comfortable cabin, the G150 provides the most value in its class.

Announced in September 2002, Gulfstream partnered with Israel Aircraft Industries to introduce the G150.  It would replace the G100 in production in 2006.  This medium range, multiengine turbofan business aircraft lives up to Gulfstream’s standards of reliability and high performance in private jets.

Specs:

Passengers: 6 (default)

Lavatory: Enclosed

Maximum Speed: 877 km/h

Maximum Altitude: 45,000 ft.

Range: 3,000nm (default)

Cabin Size: 5’9” (width) x 17’8” (length) x 5’9” (height)

Baggage Capacity: 80 cu. ft. (default)

Gulfstream engineers and interior designers also focused on the G150's cabin. Now with a longer, wider, more oval-shaped cabin, the G150 offers operators a choice of three seating configurations accommodating up to eight passengers. It also provides more seated shoulder room, headroom and legroom than any competing aircraft in the mid-sized category.

Flight deck

Turning to the cockpit, Gulfstream's avionics and research staff improved the Rockwell Collins ProLine 21 avionics system, adding some of the advanced technology inherent in the vaunted Gulfstream PlaneView cockpit. The result was a fully integrated avionics system that enhances flight-crew performance and improves the overall level of flight safety.

 Engines

The G150 is powered by two fuel-efficient Honeywell TFE731-40AR-200G turbofan engines. Each engine produces 4,420 lbs of thrust, both supplied with full authority digital engine control (FADEC).  Their inspection interval is 6,000 hours.