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Gulfstream G450 empty legs

Teterboro to Washington is a forty five minute flight in an aircraft built for Teterboro to Tokyo, and it is the G450's most frequent empty leg. A heavy Gulfstream doing the northeast corridor.

Gulfstream G450 heavy jet on a coastal airfield ramp, mountains in the background
Gulfstream G450
CategoryHeavy jet
Seatsup to 14 typically
Rangeup to about 4,350 nm
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The corridor, and the desert

Teterboro to Washington leads. Las Vegas to Page, Arizona, the Grand Canyon airfield, is the western regular; Lehigh Valley to South Bend the midwestern one. The G450 on our board is an American aircraft from a very small number of sources, one of which supplies most of it.

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No published price has appeared on the G450 in our record, in common with the GIV, GIV-SP and GV. Notice is under a week. The enquiry is the only way to a number, and asking more than one operator the only comparison.

The GIV-SP, updated

Gulfstream G450 cabin looking forward, club seats and a table in cream leather
A heavy Gulfstream cabin on an aircraft doing forty five minute hops.

The 2005 development of the GIV-SP with the G550's cockpit and engines, in production until 2018. Fourteen seats is typical; up to sixteen. Specification: Gulfstream G450 range and seats.

Gulfstream G450 cabin layout drawing, illustrative
Illustrative layout. Operators fit the cabin differently, so use the seat figure on the listing.

Gulfstream G450: specification and background

The G450 of 2005 was the Gulfstream IV-SP given the G550's PlaneView cockpit, a longer nose and improved Tay 611-8C engines. It kept the fourteen seat cabin and 4,350 nm range and was built until 2018, with over 360 delivered, before the G500 took its place. A mature, widely held aircraft that on this board comes mostly from American fleets on domestic sectors.

ManufacturerGulfstream Aerospace
Engines2 Rolls Royce TAY MK 611-8C
Passengers14 maximum
Cabin40 ft 4 in long, 7 ft 4 in wide, 6 ft 2 in high
Baggage169 cu ft
Range4,350 nm maximum, 4,100 nm on the normal profile
Maximum cruise488 knots
Ceiling45,000 ft
Take-off distance5,600 ft
Landing distance3,260 ft
Maximum take-off weight74,600 lb
Historyproduction 2003 to 2017, Over 360 built

Source: GlobalAir.

Gulfstream GIV-SP Gulfstream GIV Gulfstream G550 Challenger 650

Empty legs from Teterboro