Gulfstream G700: Complete Specs, Performance, and Buyer's Guide (2026)

The Gulfstream G700, in production since 2024, is Gulfstream Aerospace's current flagship business jet and the longest-range, largest-cabin Gulfstream in service. Announced on the eve of the October 2019 NBAA Convention in Las Vegas, the G700 first flew on February 14, 2020, received FAA type certification on March 29, 2024, with the first two customer deliveries on April 23, 2024 (both to US-based customers). The G700 is a 10 ft 1 in (3.07 m) stretch of the G650, featuring a longer cabin with five areas and 20 windows total (10 per side, up from G650's 16/8 per side). The G700 features the same 1,283 sq ft wing as the G800 with its 33° wingsweep but with new winglets that are 3.4 ft (1.0 m) wider, and a basic operating weight of 56,000 lb (vs G650's 54,500 lb). The G700 is powered by twin Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 turbofan engines (an improved version of the BR725 with one more low-pressure turbine stage, overall pressure ratio over 50:1, bypass ratio higher than 6.5:1, and 3-5% better thrust specific fuel consumption). Each Pearl 700 produces 18,250 lbf (81.2 kN) of takeoff thrust - 8% more than BR725 with 3.5% less fuel consumption. After flight tests, the G700's maximum operating speed increased from Mach 0.925 to Mach 0.935, making it the fastest in the Gulfstream product line. Range: 7,750 nm at Mach 0.85 (50 nm more than Global 7500). The aircraft accommodates up to 19 passengers (sleep 10), with a five-zone cabin elevating comfort. The cabin features 56 ft 11 in length (industry-leading), 8 ft 2 in width, 6 ft 3 in height, 2,840 ft cabin altitude at FL 410 (lowest of any business jet), and 4,850 ft cabin altitude at FL 510. New $79-$81M. Backlog through 2026.

For operators wanting Gulfstream's current ultra-long-range flagship with the longest cabin in business aviation (five zones), Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines, modern fly-by-wire Symmetry Flight Deck with active control sidesticks, and the lowest cabin altitude of any business jet, the G700 represents Gulfstream's premier offering.

Gulfstream G700 Specifications at a Glance

Specification	Value
Category	Ultra Long Range Jet - Current Production
Production Status	Active production (2024-Present)
Designation	Gulfstream G700
Manufacturer	Gulfstream Aerospace
Announcement	October 2019 NBAA Convention, Las Vegas
First Flight	February 14, 2020
FAA Type Certification	March 29, 2024
First Customer Deliveries	April 23, 2024 (two US-based customers)
Production Years	2024 to Present
Family Heritage	G650/G650ER/G700/G800 (stretched 10 ft 1 in from G650)
Base Variant	Gulfstream G650 (foundation)
Sister Variant	G800 (announced October 2021, in service 2024)
Industry Distinction	Fastest in Gulfstream lineup (Mach 0.935)
Industry Distinction	Longest cabin in business aviation (56 ft 11 in)
Industry Distinction	Lowest cabin altitude of any business jet (2,840 ft at FL 410)
Cabin Stretch vs G650	10 ft 1 in (3.07 m) longer
Crew	2 pilots minimum (typically 3 with flight attendant)
Passengers (Typical)	Up to 19 (5-zone configuration)
Sleeping Capacity	10
Engines	2× Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 turbofans
Thrust per Engine	18,250 lbf (81.2 kN)
Total Thrust	36,500 lbf
Engine Improvement vs BR725	+8% more thrust, -3.5% less fuel, +12% better thrust-to-weight, +5% efficiency
Engine Family	Rolls-Royce Pearl (improved BR725 with one more LP turbine stage)
Overall Pressure Ratio	Over 50:1
Bypass Ratio	Higher than 6.5:1
Thrust Specific Fuel Consumption Improvement	3-5% better than BR725
Wing Area	1,283 sq ft (119.2 m²)
Wing Sweep	33°
New Winglets	3.4 ft (1.0 m) wider than G650 (more outboard canted)
MTOW	107,600 lb (48,800 kg)
Basic Operating Weight	56,000 lb (vs G650's 54,500 lb, +1,500 lb)
Wet Wing Fuel Capacity	+1,200 lb vs G650
Avionics	Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck (Honeywell Primus Epic)
Avionics Features	Active control sidesticks, 10 touchscreens, synthetic vision, dual head-up displays
Type Rating	Common with G500/G600
Connectivity	Jet ConneX Ka-band Wi-Fi (Inmarsat with Honeywell) - included
Max Range at Mach 0.85	7,750 nm (13,900 km)
Max Range at Mach 0.90	6,650 nm
Range vs Global 7500	+50 nm at Mach 0.85
Max Operating Speed	Mach 0.935 (fastest in Gulfstream lineup)
Service Ceiling	51,000 ft
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	2,840 ft (lowest of any business jet)
Cabin Altitude at FL 510	4,850 ft (vs Global 7500's 5,680 ft)
Cabin Length	56 ft 11 in (17.4 m, industry-leading)
Cabin Width	8 ft 2 in (2.5 m)
Cabin Height	6 ft 3 in (1.9 m)
Cabin Windows	20 (10 per side, up from G650's 16/8 per side)
Cabin Zones	5 living areas
Galley	Largest in industry per Gulfstream
Optional	Private suite with bath
Takeoff Distance (MTOW, SL, ISA)	6,250 ft (1,905 m)
Landing Distance (Typical Landing Weight)	2,500 ft (762 m)
Steep Approach Capable	Yes
Fuel Efficiency vs G450 (Gulfstream Theoretical 3,000 nm Mission)	33% better
2023 Equipped Price	$79,900,000
New Price (Listed)	$78,000,000 to $81,000,000
Backlog (Per BJTOnline)	Through 2026+

History as Gulfstream's New Flagship

The G700 represents Gulfstream's strategic decision to stretch the proven G650 platform with substantially modernized systems for a new flagship variant.

Platform timeline:

October 2019: G700 announced at NBAA Convention, Las Vegas
February 14, 2020: First flight
2020-2023: Development + flight testing
July 2023: FAA approval expected in autumn (per Wikipedia)
March 29, 2024: FAA Type Certification
April 23, 2024: First two customer deliveries (US-based)
2024: an executive charter operator puts first G700 into commercial private jet charter service
2024-Present: Active production

Launch customers: a fractional operator and an executive charter operator (announced).

Key Improvements Over G650/G650ER

The G700 introduced substantial improvements over the predecessor G650 family:

1. 10 ft 1 in Cabin Stretch

The defining G700 cabin improvement:

10 ft 1 in (3.07 m) longer airframe: Major capability gain
56 ft 11 in cabin length: Industry-leading
5 living areas: Premium flexibility
20 cabin windows total: 10 per side (vs G650's 8 per side)
Most spacious cabin in industry: Per Gulfstream
Largest galley in industry: Per Gulfstream
Optional private suite with bath: Premium

2. Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 Engines

18,250 lbf per engine: +8% more thrust than BR725
3.5% less fuel consumption: Major operational improvement
12% better thrust-to-weight ratio: Modern engineering
5% better efficiency: Operating savings
Improved BR725 design: One more low-pressure turbine stage
Overall pressure ratio over 50:1: Modern
Bypass ratio higher than 6.5:1: Industry-leading
3-5% better TSFC: Operating economics
International noise/NOx standards compliant: Modern environmental

3. Symmetry Flight Deck

Active control sidesticks: Industry-first for business aviation (G500/G600/G700/G800)
Touch-screen avionics: Modern integration
10 touchscreens: Modern
Phase-of-Flight intelligence: Modern
Reduced pilot workload: Per Gulfstream
Synthetic Vision: Standard
Enhanced Flight Vision: Standard
Dual head-up displays: Standard
Common type rating with G500/G600/G400: Operational benefit
Award-winning safety: Industry-leading

4. Industry-Leading Cabin Altitude

2,840 ft at FL 410: Lowest of any business jet
4,850 ft at FL 510: vs Global 7500's 5,680 ft
Improvement over G650: Premium positioning
Major passenger comfort gain: Per Gulfstream

5. New Wing With New Winglets

Same 1,283 sq ft wing as G800: Common platform
33° wing sweep: Industry-leading
New winglets 3.4 ft (1.0 m) wider: More outboard canted
All-new winglet specifically for G700/G800: Per Gulfstream
Aerodynamic efficiency: Modern

6. Industry-Leading Speed and Range

Mach 0.935 max operating speed: Fastest in Gulfstream lineup
7,750 nm range at Mach 0.85: vs Global 7500's 7,700 nm (+50 nm)
6,650 nm at Mach 0.90: Premium high-speed
+250 nm boost from early estimates: Per Gulfstream

7. 33% Better Fuel Efficiency vs Predecessors

Per Gulfstream theoretical 3,000 nm mission: 33% better than G450
Industry-leading sustainability: Modern environmental
Modern winglet design: Aerodynamic efficiency
Pearl 700 efficiency: Operating economics

8. Jet ConneX Ka-band Wi-Fi at No Extra Cost

Included standard: Premium positioning
Inmarsat + Honeywell: Industry-leading
Global connectivity: Modern

Cabin Interior

The G700 cabin features the longest in business aviation:

Cabin Measurement	Value
Cabin Length	56 ft 11 in (17.4 m - industry-leading)
Cabin Width	8 ft 2 in (2.5 m)
Cabin Height	6 ft 3 in (1.9 m - stand-up flat floor)
Cabin Volume	~3,000+ cu ft (estimated, largest in business aviation)
Cabin Windows	20 (10 per side, largest in market)
Cabin Zones	5 living areas
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	2,840 ft (lowest of any bizjet)
Cabin Altitude at FL 510	4,850 ft

Five-Zone Standard Configuration

Forward Galley: Largest galley in industry per Gulfstream
Five Distinct Living Areas: Premium flexibility
Optional Private Suite with Bath: Premium feature
Up to 19 Passengers: Maximum
10 Passenger Sleeping Capacity: Long-range
Crew Rest Area: Optional (or fifth zone)

Cabin Features

56 ft 11 in cabin length: Industry-leading
8 ft 2 in cabin width: Wide-body
6 ft 3 in stand-up cabin: Premium
20 large windows total: Premium natural light
5 living areas: Industry-leading flexibility
Largest galley in industry: Per Gulfstream
Optional private suite with bath: Premium
2,840 ft cabin altitude at FL 410: Lowest of any bizjet
High-definition circadian lighting system: Modern wellness
Award-winning seats: Industry-leading ergonomics
100% fresh air circulation: Modern environmental
Jet ConneX Ka-band Wi-Fi: Included at no extra cost
Streaming + video conferencing capable: Premium

Performance

Speed and Range

Performance Metric	Value
Max Operating Speed	Mach 0.935 (fastest in Gulfstream lineup)
Range at Mach 0.85	7,750 nm (13,900 km)
Range at Mach 0.90	6,650 nm
Service Ceiling	51,000 ft
Cabin Altitude at FL 410	2,840 ft (lowest of any bizjet)
Cabin Altitude at FL 510	4,850 ft
Initial Climb Altitude	FL 410

Runway Performance

Field Performance	Value
Takeoff Distance (MTOW, SL, ISA)	6,250 ft (1,905 m)
Landing Distance (Typical Landing Weight)	2,500 ft (762 m)
Steep Approach	Yes

Typical Mission Examples

New York to Tokyo (5,800 nm) - non-stop very comfortable
Los Angeles to Singapore (~7,750 nm) - non-stop at limit
London to Hong Kong (5,440 nm) - non-stop very comfortable
New York to Cape Town (7,300 nm) - non-stop achievable
Dubai to New York (6,800 nm) - non-stop comfortable
Sydney to London (10,500 nm) - exceeds range, multi-stop required

Engines

Two Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 turbofan engines, each producing 18,250 lbf (81.2 kN) of takeoff thrust (36,500 lbf total).

Key features:

Improved version of BR725: One more low-pressure turbine stage
Overall pressure ratio over 50:1: Industry-leading
Bypass ratio higher than 6.5:1: Modern
3-5% better thrust specific fuel consumption (TSFC): Operating economics
+8% more takeoff thrust than BR725: Performance
3.5% less fuel consumption than BR275: Operating savings
12% better thrust-to-weight ratio: Modern engineering
5% better efficiency: Operating economics
International noise + NOx standards compliant: Modern environmental
Built specifically for G700: Optimized
Same engine as G800: Common platform

Avionics: Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck

Industry-leading avionics suite:

Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck: Industry-first active control sidesticks
10 touchscreens: Modern integration
Honeywell Primus Epic: Standard platform
Synthetic Vision: Standard
Enhanced Flight Vision: Standard
Dual head-up displays: Standard
Phase-of-Flight intelligence: Modern
Predictive Landing Performance System: Standard
Common type rating with G500/G600/G400: Operational benefit
Modern flight management: Integrated
Active control sidesticks: Industry-first for business aviation

Operating Costs

Cost Item	Per Hour
Fuel (~2,400 pph)	$2,700 to $3,400
Engine Reserve	$1,300
Airframe Maintenance	$1,200
Misc Variable	$500
Total Variable Cost	~$5,700 to $6,400/hr

Annual operating budget at 450 hours: approximately $4.8 million all-in.

Fuel efficiency: 33% better than G450 (per Gulfstream theoretical 3,000 nm mission at Mach 0.85 with 8 passengers).

Pricing

Year Range	Price
2024 to 2026 G700 (Current List)	$78,000,000 to $81,000,000
2023 Equipped Price (per Wikipedia)	$79,900,000
Backlog Wait	Through 2026+

Per Corporate Jet Investor: $75M (early pricing). Per BJT Online: $81M (current). Per Globalair: $79M (early production).

Mission Profile

Best fit profiles:

Ultra-Long-Range Operators: 7,750 nm range
Modern Flagship Operators: Gulfstream's new flagship
Operators Valuing Largest Cabin: 56'11" length
Five-Zone Cabin Operators: Premium flexibility
Operators Valuing Industry-Leading Cabin Altitude: 2,840 ft at FL 410
a fractional operator, an executive charter operator Operators: Launch customers
Step-Up From G650ER: Substantial capability upgrade
Symmetry Flight Deck Operators: Active sidestick + common type rating

Less suited if:

You need single-pilot certification (not certified)
You need 8,000+ nm range (consider G800 8,200 nm)
You require lowest acquisition cost (consider G650ER pre-owned)
You want trijet safety (consider Falcon 8X)
You require immediate delivery (significant backlog)

Pros and Cons

What the G700 Does Well

7,750 nm range at Mach 0.85
6,650 nm range at Mach 0.90
Mach 0.935 max operating speed (fastest in Gulfstream lineup)
+50 nm vs Global 7500
51,000 ft service ceiling
2,840 ft cabin altitude at FL 410 (lowest of any bizjet)
4,850 ft cabin altitude at FL 510 (vs Global 7500's 5,680 ft)
Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines (18,250 lbf each)
8% more thrust than BR725
3.5% less fuel consumption than BR725
33% better fuel efficiency vs G450
56 ft 11 in cabin length (industry-leading)
8 ft 2 in cabin width
6 ft 3 in stand-up cabin
20 large windows (10 per side)
5 living areas
Largest galley in industry
Optional private suite with bath
Up to 19 passengers
10 passenger sleeping capacity
High-definition circadian lighting
Award-winning seats
100% fresh air circulation
Jet ConneX Ka-band Wi-Fi included
Symmetry Flight Deck (industry-first active control sidesticks)
10 touchscreens
Synthetic Vision + dual HUDs standard
Common type rating with G500/G600/G400
6,250 ft takeoff distance
2,500 ft landing distance
Steep approach capable
Launch customers a fractional operator + an executive charter operator validation
Gulfstream worldwide service network

Tradeoffs to Understand

$78M+ list price substantial
7,750 nm less than G800's 8,200 nm
Long backlog (through 2026+)
10 ft 1 in longer than G650 = larger hangars required
Twin-engine (vs trijet 8X for over-water routing)
Mach 0.935 less than Global 8000's Mach 0.94 (marginal)
New platform (limited operational history vs G650)

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the G700 different from the G650/G650ER?

The G700 (introduced October 2019, certified March 2024) is the stretched successor to the G650/G650ER. Key improvements: 10 ft 1 in (3.07 m) longer airframe, longer cabin with 5 living areas and 20 windows (10 per side, vs G650's 16/8 per side), more efficient 18,250 lbf Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines (8% more thrust + 3.5% less fuel than BR725), Mach 0.935 max speed (vs G650's 0.925), 7,750 nm range (vs G650ER's 7,500 nm), fly-by-wire Symmetry Flight Deck with active control sidesticks, 2,840 ft cabin altitude at FL 410 (lowest of any bizjet vs G650's 4,030 ft at FL 450).

How is the G700 different from the G800?

The G800 (announced October 2021, in service 2024) is the same cabin size as the G650 but uses the improved wing and Pearl 700 engines from the G700, offering 8,200 nm range (vs G700's 7,750 nm). The G700 has the larger cabin (56 ft 11 in length, five zones); the G800 has the longer range (8,200 nm vs 7,750 nm). Both share the same Symmetry Flight Deck and Pearl 700 engines.

How is the G700 different from the Global 7500?

Both are direct ultra-long-range competitors. Key differences: G700 has +50 nm range (7,750 nm vs Global 7500's 7,700 nm), Mach 0.935 max speed (vs Global 7500's Mach 0.925), 2,840 ft cabin altitude at FL 410 (vs Global 7500's higher 5,680 ft at FL 510), Symmetry Flight Deck with active control sidesticks. The Global 7500 has Bombardier's premium 4-zone cabin with Nuage chaise.

How far can a G700 fly?

The Gulfstream G700 has a maximum range of 7,750 nautical miles at Mach 0.85 (with 8 passengers, 4 crew, and NBAA IFR reserves), or 6,650 nm at Mach 0.90. Routes like New York to Cape Town, Los Angeles to Singapore (at limit), and Dubai to New York are non-stop achievable.

Is the G700 single-pilot certified?

No. The G700 requires 2 pilots minimum (typically operated with 3-person crew including flight attendant).

What engines power the G700?

Two Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 turbofan engines, each producing 18,250 lbf (81.2 kN) of takeoff thrust. The Pearl 700 is an improved version of the BR725 (used on G650/G650ER) with one more low-pressure turbine stage, overall pressure ratio over 50:1, bypass ratio higher than 6.5:1, and 3-5% better thrust specific fuel consumption.

What is the Symmetry Flight Deck?

The Symmetry Flight Deck is Gulfstream's award-winning modern avionics platform on the G500/G600/G700/G800 (also planned for G400). Key features: industry-first active control sidesticks (an industry first for business aviation), 10 touchscreens, touch-screen avionics, Phase-of-Flight intelligence, reduced pilot workload, Synthetic Vision, Enhanced Flight Vision, and dual head-up displays. A pilot type rating on G500/G600 also covers the G700/G800.

What is the G700's cabin altitude advantage?

The G700 features a cabin altitude of 2,840 ft at FL 410 (its initial climb altitude) - the lowest of any business jet. At its maximum altitude of FL 510 (51,000 ft), cabin altitude is 4,850 ft (vs the Global 7500's 5,680 ft at FL 510). This industry-leading pressurization provides significantly better passenger comfort during long flights.

When did the G700 enter service?

The G700 received FAA Type Certification on March 29, 2024, with the first two customer deliveries on April 23, 2024 (both to US-based customers). In 2024, an executive charter operator put its first G700 into commercial private jet charter service.

The Bottom Line

The Gulfstream G700 represents Gulfstream Aerospace's current flagship business jet and the longest-range, largest-cabin Gulfstream in service. With substantial industry-leading capabilities (the longest cabin in business aviation at 56 ft 11 in length with 5 living areas and 20 large windows, the lowest cabin altitude of any business jet at 2,840 ft at FL 410, the fastest speed in the Gulfstream lineup at Mach 0.935, 7,750 nm range at Mach 0.85 - 50 nm more than Global 7500), the G700 delivers Gulfstream's premier modern flagship. Twin Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines (18,250 lbf each, +8% more thrust than predecessor BR725, with 3.5% less fuel consumption, 12% better thrust-to-weight, and 5% better efficiency) provide modern operational economics with 33% better fuel efficiency vs predecessor G450 (per Gulfstream theoretical mission). The award-winning Symmetry Flight Deck features industry-first active control sidesticks (an industry first for business aviation), 10 touchscreens, Phase-of-Flight intelligence, Synthetic Vision, Enhanced Flight Vision, and dual head-up displays - with common type rating across G500/G600/G700/G800. The new wing with new winglets (3.4 ft / 1.0 m wider than G650, more outboard canted) provides modern aerodynamics. Cabin features include the largest galley in industry, optional private suite with bath, high-definition circadian lighting system, award-winning seats, 100% fresh air circulation, and Jet ConneX Ka-band Wi-Fi at no extra cost. Launch customers a fractional operator and an executive charter operator validate the platform. At current list price of $78-$81M with backlog through 2026+, the G700 represents Gulfstream's premier ultra-long-range offering. FAA certification March 29, 2024 and first deliveries April 23, 2024 marked the entry of Gulfstream's new flagship.

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Related Aircraft Guides:

Gulfstream G650/G650ER: Direct Predecessors (Base Platform)
Gulfstream G800: Sister Variant (Same Pearl 700, 8,200 nm, G650-Size Cabin)
Gulfstream G500/G600: Modern Twin-Engine Siblings
Gulfstream G400: Smaller Sibling in Development
Bombardier Global 7500: Direct Ultra-Long-Range Competitor
Bombardier Global 8000: Direct Ultra-Long-Range Competitor
Dassault Falcon 10X: Planned Direct Competitor

The Gulfstream G700 is currently in active production. Aircraft available through Gulfstream Aerospace and authorized brokers. Significant backlog (through 2026+). Specifications accurate as of 2026.