Interior

The Gulfstream G800 comes with a few different configurations. Various configurations for living spaces, passenger seating and even crew quarters are to be decided upon. The standard configuration has the ability to carry 15 passengers with the ability to sleep up to 4 and contains a crew quarters for the extra long hauls.

No Gulfstream would be considered a Gulfstream without its infamous oval windows. This allows the cabin to receive an abundance of natural light which leaves the passengers feeling more rested and energetic. The G800 is no exception to this rule.

The G800 offers a few advanced creature comforts, including its air purifying system. It also boasts the quietest cabin in its class thanks to design. This allows the occupants to enjoy many of the amenities throughout the cabin, including on board entertainment built in throughout.

Specifications

Cockpit

The new Gulfstream G800 has moved to the ever popular side stick flight control, allowing pilots a much more comfortable cockpit. The advanced Symmetry Flight Deck builds safety and reliability into its 10 touch screen avionics displays. This gives the crew an abundance of resources to ensure safety is the primary goal of every mission.

Summary

Powered by the all new Rolls Royce Pearl engines that are rated at over 18,000 pounds of thrust each, the new Gulfstream G800 is designed to be the most luxurious transatlantic jet on the market. If their previous aircraft are any indications, it looks like the new G800 will achieve just that. The Gulfstream G800 is planned for a 2025 release date.