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In 2009, Gulfstream Aerospace’s Gulfstream 280 took its first flight and since has become a very popular jet in the super-midsize category. The G280 was designed with the input of many existing Gulfstream customers on their Customer Advisory Board. Some notable
enhancements include a new wing, tail, engine, and an updated interior.

The jet also features the Gulfstream PlaneView 280 cockpit developed from the Rockwell Collins’ Pro Line Fusion avionics suite. According to Gulfstream, “A newly designed long, sleek wing and high-thrust engines increase range and speed, yet fuel economy is so well maximized the Gulfstream 280 has earned best-in-class fuel efficiency.”

The Gulfstream G280 quickly became one of the most popular jets in the super-midsize class because it offers unmatched performance and handling capabilities, as well as a quiet and exceptionally comfortable cabin. The G280 can fly non-stop for up to 8 hours,
surpassing all other midsize and super-midsize business jets, and has the ability to take off and land from shorter airfields. With remarkable fuel efficiency, the G280 is said to consume 12% less fuel than comparable jets.

The cabin of the G280 is also impressive. Some notable features include a 6’3″ cabin height, 935 cubic feet of cabin space, seating for up to 8 passengers with some models offering beds for up to 5 passengers, 19 windows for maximum natural light, 100% fresh air circulation, and a cabin management system that allows passengers to adjust the lighting, temperature, high-definition monitors and other entertainment features from an onboard iPod Touch. The G280 comes with a galley equipped with all the essentials for meal and beverage service, as well as an aft lavatory with floor-to-ceiling closets, a vacuum toilet, vanity, and mirror.

The Gulfstream CabinView system also allows passengers to monitor and track flight progress, map geographic boundaries, and show other points of interest. The G280 has ample baggage space with 154 cubic feet of space, with rear storage accessible from
inside the aircraft.

The Gulfstream G280 is a fantastic super-midsize jet for passengers looking for a best-in-class option for both business and personal travel. The G280 continues to outperform the competition and
exceed private fliers’ expectations.

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Gulfstream 280

Aircraft cabin interior

G280 detailed image of vanity sink

G280 flying over water

Full Specifications

Exterior

  • Exterior Height: 21 ft 4 in
  • Wing Span: 63 ft 0 in
  • Length: 66 ft 10 in
  • External Baggage: 120 cu ft

Interior

  • Cabin Height: 6 ft 3 In
  • Cabin Width: 7 ft 2 In
  • Cabin Length: 25 ft 10 In
  • Cabin Volume: 935 cu ft
  • Internal Baggage: 34 cu ft

Occupancy

  • Crew: 2
  • Passengers: 8-10

Operating Weights

  • Max T/O Weight: 39600 Lb
  • Max Landing Weight: 32700 Lb
  • Operating Weight: 24150 Lb
  • Empty Weight: 24150 Lb
  • Fuel Capacity: 14600 lbs Lb
  • Payload Useful: 15600 Lb
  • Payload W/Full Fuel: 1000 Lb
  • Max Payload: 4050 Lb

Range

  • Normal Range: 3420 nm
  • Max Range: 3600 nm
  • Service Ceiling: 45000 ft

Distances

  • Takeoff Distance: 4750 ft
  • Balanced Field Length: 4800 ft
  • Landing Distance: 2720 ft

Performance

  • Rate of Climb: 5000 fpm
  • Climb Rate One Engine Inop: 846 fpm
  • Max Speed: 566 kts
  • Normal Cruise: 470 kts
  • Economy Cruise: 459 kts
  • Cost per Hour: $ 3,220.88
  • Avionics: PlaneView 280
  • 2019 List Price: $24,500,000

Power Plant

  • Engines: 2
  • Engine Mfg: Honeywell Engines
  • Engine Model: HTF7250G

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