The Gulfstream G650 is a rare breed in the already-exclusive world of business jets. Thanks to two rear-mounted Rolls-Royce BR725 A1-12 engines, this bird can soar to 51,000 feet while cruising at ...

When it comes to unbridled luxury, some private jets are more fabulous than others. Just as with cars, there are brands that carry the ultimate heft – and in the jet industry, Gulfstream, now part of ...

We saw a lot of remarkable planes at the Paris Air Show last month, but one new jet really stood out: the Gulfstream G650. At $65 million, it's the biggest, fastest, and overall best private jet money ...

Retail prices range up to $63 million for a preowned G650ER. Credit: Nigel Prevett/Aviation Week When it comes to private jets, there is no substitute for the Gulfstream standard of prestige, comfort, ...

At $65 million, the Gulfstream G650 is the biggest, fastest, and overall best private jet money can buy. It also takes a lot of patience to get your hands on one. You'll have to wait years for ...

Jet Edge completes sale of a Gulfstream G650, adding Longest Range Business Jet in the World to its Expansive Luxury Fleet Jet Edge CEO Bill Papariella inside the cabin of company's new G650 aircraft.

The Savannah-based manufacturing on 12 February said it has produced the last of the type, closing a chapter on an aircraft that helped create the ultra-long-range, large-cabin business jet segment.

Gulfstream has resumed flight testing of its G650 business jet nearly two months after a fatal crash killed four employees. The company conducted necessary safety reviews before recommencing flights, ...

On a rainy day in Cleveland, the big news at Cuyahoga Regional Airport today wasn’t tonight’s baseball playoff game matching the New York Yankees and hometown Indians. Instead, it was the arrival of ...

Gulfstream's G650 set a new world speed record for the fastest westbound, around-the-world flight by a non-supersonic airplane. The G650 completed the 20,310-nautical-mile journey in 41 hours and 7 ...

The way the aviation industry is structured means that an aircraft can be kept in operation for decades after it was originally introduced. That doesn't mean the assembly lines for them keep rolling ...