Gulfstream
About Gulfstream
Gulfstream Aerospace builds the best-selling large-cabin business jets in the world from its Savannah, Georgia headquarters, where the company is a unit of defense contractor General Dynamics. Its current line runs from the super-midsize G280 to the flagship G800, which flies 8,200 nautical miles nonstop, far enough to connect almost any two cities on Earth with one stop at most.
The company is in the middle of the broadest product turnover in its history: five all-new jets, the G400, G500, G600, G700 and G800, share a common cockpit and cabin cross-section, a strategy meant to lower training and operating costs for customers who move up through the line. A sixth, the G300, was unveiled in September 2025 and flew that December.
Frequently asked questions
The G700 is Gulfstream's flagship for cabin size, with up to five living areas, while the G800 is its range leader at 8,200 nautical miles, the longest reach of any purpose-built business jet.
Gulfstream Aerospace has been a business unit of the American defense group General Dynamics since 1999. Its headquarters and main production line are in Savannah, Georgia.
The final G650 was completed in February 2025 after more than 500 deliveries across the G650 and G650ER. The G800 replaces it at the top of the range ladder, while G650ERs remain in service worldwide.