Gulfstream G150
Gulfstream continues to grow sales of its smallest aircraft, the G150, all over the world, as this midsize jet offers the same outstanding performance as the larger members of the family. It flies higher, further and faster than its competitors and offers an impressive range for an aircraft of its size, able to fly non-stop from London to Moscow or coast-to-coast in the USA. It is also certified for steep approach fields such as London City or Sion, greatly adding to the appeal of this already popular aircraft. It impresses on the inside as well as, thanks to its oval cabin, it offers more seated headroom than any of its rivals as well as wide aisles and ample legroom for up to 8 passengers. The G150 represents the perfect solution for any passenger looking to make intra-European flights as quickly as possible while maintaining a high degree of comfort in its spacious cabin.
Midsize Jet
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Gulfstream |
| Category | Midsize Jet |
| Range* | 5535 km 2988 NM |
| Cruise speed | 880 km/h 475 kts |
| Seats** | 6-8 |
| Suitcases | 7 |
* with IFR reserves
** in standard configuration
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FAQ
How many passengers can the G150 accommodate?
The G150 typically seats 7 passengers in its standard configuration, with the capability to accommodate up to 8 passengers depending on the interior layout chosen. The aircraft features Gulfstream's signature oval cabin design, which provides more seated headroom than many rivals in the midsize category, measuring 1.73 metres in height, 5.38 metres in length, and 1.75 metres in width. This generous cabin space ensures wide aisles and ample legroom for passenger comfort.
Does the G150 have more range than the Hawker 850XP?
Yes, the G150 significantly outperforms the Hawker 850XP in range capability. The G150 achieves 5,535 km (2,988 nautical miles) compared to the 850XP's 4,893 km (2,642 nautical miles), representing an advantage of nearly 800 kilometres in operational capability. This extended range allows the G150 to complete intercontinental flights that would require fuel stops in the 850XP, making it more suitable for long-distance business travel.
What is the cruise speed of the G150?
The Gulfstream G150 cruises at 880 km/h (476 knots), positioning it competitively within the midsize jet category. This cruise speed enables efficient medium to long-haul journeys whilst maintaining the operational economics that make the G150 attractive for corporate operators. The aircraft's performance allows passengers to reach destinations swiftly across continental distances.
What is the range of the G150, and which city pairs can it connect nonstop?
The G150 has an NBAA IFR range of 5,535 km (2,988 nautical miles), making it capable of impressive intercontinental flights. This range allows for routes such as London to Dubai or New York to Los Angeles without refuelling stops. The aircraft's substantial range capability positions it as an excellent choice for transcontinental business travel, providing exceptional flexibility for demanding missions.
What makes the G150 unique for airport operations?
The G150 is certified for steep approach operations, making it one of the few midsize jets cleared to operate at challenging airports such as London City Airport and Sion. This capability, combined with its impressive range and performance, opens access to city-centre airports unavailable to many business aircraft in its category. The steep approach certification greatly enhances the aircraft's operational flexibility, allowing passengers to land closer to their final destinations in urban centres.
