Aircraft Category
A / B / C / D / E / F
Purpose or Role in Game
Long-Range Executive Transport, Government, General Aviation
Why should this aircraft be added?
Gulfstream is one of the largest Business Aircraft manufacturers in the world, and have been for some time. Their newest GXXX lineup released in the last 10-15 years has been a very beautiful yet competitive series, acting as direct competition to Bombardier’s Global Series.The Gulfstream jets are mainly used by private owners and companies, yet they are also very popular with celebrities, with notable owners including people like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Steven Spielberg, etc.
This family is known for their distinctive large oval windows, long wings, and luxurious interiors.
The current production aircraft consists of the G500, G600, G700, and G800, with the G300 and G400 still undergoing certification.
Gulfstream has made thousands of business jets over the years, and with the WoA devs talking repeatedly about adding General Aviation, this family would very obviously be a prime contender to be added.
Airlines that use it
G300:
- No Operators yet, besides Gulfstream test aircraft
G400:
- No Operators yet, besides Gulfstream test aircraft
G500:
- FlexJet
- General Dynamics
- Private Owners
G600:
- BMW
- Honeywell
- Private Owners
G700:
- FlexJet
- Private Owners
- Qatar Executive
- United States Coast Guard
G800:
- Private Owners
- Solairus Aviation
Special characteristics or variants
Variants:IAI/Gulfstream G300 (GA3C):
The G300 first flew in December of 2025, and has no customers yet, as it is still going through certification. It is not to be confused with the older G300, which is a variant of the old Gulfstream IV. It will be the smallest member of the new GXXX family.
The G300 has a wingspan of 63 feet, with a length of 88 feet. It seats 10 in its standard configuration.
Gulfstream G400 (GA4C):
The G400 first flew in August of 2024, and has no customers yet, as it is still going through certification.
The G400 has a wingspan of 78 feet, with a length of 89 feet. It seats 12 in its standard configuration.
Gulfstream G500 (GA5C):
The Gulfstream G500 was considered the ‘successor’ to the older G-V and G550. It first flew in May 2015, and has been being built since.
The G500 has a wingspan of 86 feet, with a length of 91 feet. It seats 19 in its standard configuration.
Gulfstream G600 (GA6C):
The G600 was considered an upgraded model to the previous G500, being slightly bigger, but maintains roughly the same interior layout. It first flew in December 2016, and has been overall pretty successful to this day.
The G600 has a wingspan of 94 feet, with a length of 96 feet. It seats 19 in its standard configuration.
Gulfstream G700 (GA7C):
The G700 is the largest aircraft Gulfstream has made to date, and is the second-largest purpose built business jet in the world, just behind the Bombardier Global 7500. It first flew in February 2020, and has been one of the most successful aircraft Gulfstream has made.
The G700 has a wingspan of 103 feet, with a length of 109 feet. It seats 19 in its standard configuration.
Gulfstream G800 (GA8C):
The G800 is one of the newest members of the GXXX family. It is slightly smaller than the G700, but is overall relatively similar to its predecessor. The G800 first flew in June 2022, and has been starting to receive orders from around the world.
The G800 has a wingspan of 103 feet, with a length of 99 feet. It seats 19 in its standard configuration.
Optional: Links or references
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Gulfstream G800 (GA8C):
