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Tank-dry, where fuel runs out at catalogue's stored cruise burn.

Excludes reserves: range beyond the dashed circle requires a leaner cruise than what we store. Great-circle, still air, book cruise. Estimates only: always verify against the POH.

Payload vs. Range

Occupants:

Fuel on board

Cargo

nm

Range

Cargo is additional payload after occupants and baggage.
full tanks
Available Range / nm
Mission capable. This load flies with full fuel.
Fuel reduced by . left aboard for nm range.
Over max payload by . At this load it cannot lift a single occupant.

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Mission Profile

Used market Only available used
470
KTAS
Cruise Speed
2,790
nm
Max Range
45,000
ft
Service Ceiling
10
Occupants
1,590
lbs
Wet Payload
Endorsements & ratings:
  • High-Altitude
  • Pressurization
  • Multi-Engine
  • Instrument
Gulfstream G100 (N24ZD) at Phoenix Sky Harbor, 2019. Photo: Hayden Soloviev, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Gulfstream G100 (N24ZD) at Phoenix Sky Harbor, 2019. Photo: Hayden Soloviev, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Estimated Ownership Costs

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About the Gulfstream G100

Type certificated 2002 Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet

Overview

The Gulfstream G100 is a fast, short-field midsize business jet that began life as the IAI Astra SPX. When General Dynamics folded Galaxy Aerospace into Gulfstream in 2002, the Astra SPX was renamed the G100 with no change to the airframe, so a used listing may carry either name for the same aircraft (serial 137 and on wear the G100 plate). Its slatted wing gives balanced field lengths near 5,000 ft and landing distances around 2,600 ft, unusual for a Mach 0.82 airframe, and it holds a 45,000 ft ceiling.

Speed and short-field access are the G100’s case on the used market: it typically costs less to acquire than a Learjet 60, Citation VII, or Hawker 800XP and matches them on pace. The trade is cabin width and fuel economy, so the real question is whether speed per acquisition dollar outweighs comfort and a 207 gph burn. A buyer who wants the same basic airframe with a wider cabin should look at the later Gulfstream G150.

Key Features for GA Buyers

  • Short-field midsize: a slatted wing delivers roughly 5,000 ft balanced field and about 2,600 ft landing distance, opening airports most midsize jets cannot use.
  • Speed and altitude: Mach 0.82 cruise near 470 KTAS and a 45,000 ft ceiling, keeping it above most weather and traffic.
  • Transcontinental reach: about 2,790 nm on the brochure basis (near 2,500 nm with full NBAA IFR reserves), enough for most US coast-to-coast pairs.

Trade-offs

  • Narrow cabin: the round Astra cross-section stands up but is tight across the shoulders next to the wider Hawker 800XP; the later G150 exists specifically to widen it.
  • Fuel burn: 207 gph makes the G100 cheap to buy but not cheap to fly, the classic high-time-jet economics.
  • Engine-program exposure: the TFE731-40R is maintained on-condition and normally enrolled on a Honeywell MSP hourly program; an off-program engine near a major inspection carries large reserve risk, so program status is the single biggest used-value swing on the type.

See Also

  • Gulfstream G150 – the direct successor: the same basic airframe with a wider, longer fuselage and more range. Compare
  • Gulfstream G280 – the super-midsize step up from the same IAI and Gulfstream lineage, with a clean-sheet wing and 3,600 nm range. Compare
  • Hawker 800XP – the archetypal midsize competitor: a wider stand-up cabin against the G100’s speed and field performance. Compare
  • Learjet 60 – a same-generation midsize twinjet that climbs harder into a tighter cabin. Compare
  • Cessna Citation VII – a contemporaneous TFE731-powered midsize: comparable speed, less range. Compare

Technical Specifications

Dimensions & Weights

Wingspan 55 ft
Height
18 ft
Length
56 ft
Parking area (ft²2)
3,915 ft²
Max Takeoff Weight
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 24,650 lbs
Max Landing Weight
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 20,700 lbs
Useful Load
10,950 lbs
Fuel Capacity
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 1,397 gal

Performance

Cruise Speed
Source: third-party reference 470 KTAS
Never-Exceed (VNE)
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 350 KIAS
Max Structural Cruise (VNO)
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 350 KIAS
Approach Speed
118 KIAS
Stall, Clean (VS1)
110 KIAS
Range
Source: third-party reference 2790 NM
Service Ceiling
Source: FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 45,000 ft
Rate of Climb
3400 fpm
Takeoff over 50 ft obstacle
5,395 ft
Landing over 50 ft obstacle
2,615 ft

Engines

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Sources

Where the figures on this page come from. Gulfstream G100 specifications are traced to published references; estimated values are flagged inline next to the figure.

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