Ultra-long-range jet
The benchmark for ultra-long-range travel, fast and far, with a bright cabin and the lowest cabin altitude in class.
The range and runway figures shown are typical manufacturer values. Fully loaded with passengers and luggage, real-world range is shorter, so Aaliya Jets advises on the right aircraft for your exact route.
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The Gulfstream G650 redefined the ultra-long-range class when it entered service in 2012, combining exceptional speed with a very large cabin. The G650ER, or Extended Range, followed in 2014 with the ability to fly some of the longest city pairs in the world nonstop. It remains one of the fastest and longest-range business jets available.
The G650 first flew in November 2009 and entered service in December 2012, with the extended-range G650ER following in 2014. Power comes from two Rolls-Royce BR725 engines paired with the PlaneView II flight deck, and the aircraft holds more than 90 speed and distance records, including a Singapore to Tucson flight of over 8,300 nautical miles.
The cabin is among the widest in business aviation, with 16 panoramic windows and up to four living areas, seating up to 19 and sleeping up to 10. It carries the lowest cabin altitude in its class at 4,060 feet, and roughly 500 G650 and G650ER aircraft have been built, making it Gulfstream’s defining ultra-long-range success.
Typical manufacturer figures for the Gulfstream G650ER.
| Manufacturer | Gulfstream |
| Category | Ultra-long-range jet |
| Seats | 14 to 19 |
| Cruise speed | Mach 0.85 |
| Range | 13,890 km / 7,500 nm |
| Cabin height | 6.4 ft |
| Baggage | 16 suitcases |
How many passengers can it carry? 14 to 19 in a typical layout.
What trips suit it best? Intercontinental flights, most major city pairs nonstop.
How much does it cost to charter per hour? As a guide, around USD 11,000 to 16,000 per hour, depending on the route, dates and operator. Aaliya Jets always quotes the real operator price, with no hidden markup.
Does the G650ER have an enclosed lavatory? Yes, it has enclosed lavatories, with forward and aft washrooms available depending on the cabin layout.
How many cabin zones does it have? The cabin can be divided into up to four living areas, such as forward club seating, a conference or dining space and an aft lounge or stateroom.
What ultra-long routes can it fly nonstop? With a range of over 7,500 nautical miles it can connect Dubai to New York, Los Angeles to Hong Kong or New York to Mumbai nonstop, subject to conditions.
Can it be configured with a bedroom? Yes, the aft cabin can be arranged as a private stateroom, and the aircraft can sleep up to 10 passengers on long overnight flights.
How does the cabin altitude aid wellbeing? At 4,060 feet the G650ER has the lowest cabin altitude in its class, which reduces fatigue and helps passengers arrive fresher.
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