Interior

Starting with the interior, the G450 has a cabin more than 40 feet long, providing the passengers with plenty of legroom. Sporting the classic Gulfstream oval windows, natural light is abundant throughout the cabin. This provides passengers more natural light than other business jets in its class, leaving you feeling refreshed and ready upon landing!

The creature comforts don’t end at leg room. Thanks to sound deadening technology implemented throughout, the G450 is exceptionally quiet, allowing passengers to work or relax efficiently.

Costs (Estimated)

● Gulfstream G450
● Maintenance: $422 per hour
● Engine Maintenance: $739 per hour
● Crew Miscellaneous: $550 per hour
● Crew Expenses: $308,000 per year
● Crew Training: $105,000 per year
● Hangar: $79,000 per year
● Insurance: $33,000 per year
● Miscellaneous Fixed Costs: $65,000 per year

Specifications

● Capacity: 24 total bags
● Seating: 14 passengers plus crew
● Maximum Speed: 605 mph
● Cabin Height: 6 ft
● Cabin Width: 7 ft
● Cabin Length: 41 ft
● Cabin Volume: 1,525 ft
● Baggage Volume: 169 cu ft
● Range: 4,300 NM
● GPH: 400 gph
● Model: G450
● Manufacturer: Gulfstream
● Manufactured from 2004 to 2018

Performance

As with most of the Gulfstream line, Rollys Royce provided the engines for the G450. These high output jet engines provide enough thrust to excel the G450 to speeds in excess of 600 miles per hour, making transcontinental business meetings a daily routine.

Gulfstream implemented its vaunted PlaneView avionics system into the cockpit of the G450. This advanced avionics suite is operated on a Honeywell platform and gives the piloting crew all the resources to ensure the safety of flight.

Conclusion

The Gulfstream G450 provides the capability to carry 14 passengers over 4,000 nautical miles. This makes New York to Los Angeles achievable in a matter of hours. While the Gulfstream G450 is out of production, the performance and specs are reasons enough for it to remain one of the most popular business jets in the world. Contact Liberty Jet to hitch a ride on a Gulfstream G450 today!