G500
GULFSTREAM
BASE PRICE:
$
1000000
- Passengers
19
- Cabin Volume
1715 cu.ft
- Range
5300 nm
- Speed
516 ktas
- MTOW
79600 lb
Details
The G500 is part of a new Gulfstream GVII family offering launched in 2014. This new family introduces a newly designed wide cabin, coupled with a G650 derivative high-speed supercritical wing allowing for Mach 0.925 maximum speed. The G500 is powered by the latest generation PW800 engines from Pratt & Whitney Canada. The shorter fuselage G500 first flew on May 8, 2015, prior to entering service in September 2018.
The G500 wide cabin benefits from the highly optimized four circular arcs cross-section fuselage design complemented with fourteen Gulfstream signature large panoramic oval windows.
The three living zones allow for great configuration flexibility, with the option of a forward or an aft galley and an aft fully enclosed stateroom.
The G500 offers the most advanced flight deck of any business or commercial aircraft. The Symmetry Flight Deckâ„¢ features active control sidesticks that provide visual and tactile feedback. An industry first on this cockpit is the three overhead touchscreen panels replacing traditional bulky switch panels.
Performance
Range
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Speed
Maximum Speed
0.925 ktas
High Speed Cruise
516 ktas
Long Range Cruise
488 ktas
Airfield
Takeoff Distance
5300 ft
Landing Distance
3100 ft
Altitude
Maximum Cruise Altitude
51000 ft
Initial Cruise Altitude
–
Weight
Maximum Takeoff
79600 lb
Maximum Landing
64350 lb
Maximum Zero Fuel
52100 lb
Basic Operating
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Usable Fuel
30250 lb
Maximum Payload
–
Maximum Payload / Full Fuel
–
Interior
Standard Floor Plan
Standard 19 Passengers Floor Plan
Cabin Measurements
Cabin Height
74 ft
Cabin Width
91 ft
Cabin Length
74 ft
Cabin Volume
1715 cu.ft
Baggage Storage
Internal
175 cu.ft
External
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Flight Deck
Systems
Avionics
Cockpit Name
Symmetry Flight Deck
Manufacturer
Symmetry Flight Deck
Model
Symmetry Flight Deck
Engines
Manufacturer
Pratt & Whitney
Model
PW814GA
Thrust
15144 lb
Flat Rate
–
APU
Manufacturer
Honeywell
Model
HGT4000
Program Timeline