IAI Astra 1125

Turbofan • twin engine • Low Wing • Retractable gear

Range Visualization

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Payload vs. Range

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Default: 30 lbs

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Fuel on board
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Mission Profile

424
KTAS
Cruise Speed
9
Occupants
3110
nm
Max Range
1340
lbs
Wet Payload

Estimated Ownership Costs

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About the IAI Astra 1125

The IAI 1125 Astra is a high-speed, transcontinental mid-size jet that evolved from the rugged Westwind series. By moving the wing from a mid-mount to a low-mount position, IAI significantly increased cabin headroom and reduced drag, creating a ‘pocket rocket’ capable of coast-to-coast missions in the US. It eventually became the basis for the Gulfstream G100.

Key Features for GA Buyers

  • Transcontinental Range: With the optional auxiliary fuel tanks, the Astra can legitimately fly non-stop from Los Angeles to New York, even against typical headwinds.
  • Exceptional Speed: It cruises comfortably at Mach 0.80, making it one of the faster aircraft in its price bracket.
  • Modern Cabin Ergonomics: The low-wing design allows for a flat floor and more ‘stand-up’ feel (5.6 ft height) compared to its Westwind predecessor.
  • Gulfstream Pedigree: Since Gulfstream acquired the line, owners benefit from a more robust global support network than many other legacy jets.

Trade-offs

  • Runway Requirements: Unlike the Citation series, the Astra is ‘runway hungry,’ typically requiring over 5,000 ft of pavement at gross weight.
  • Payload Sensitivity: While it has great range, carrying a full load of 9 passengers significantly limits fuel and requires careful weight-and-balance planning.
  • Narrow Cabin: While tall, the cabin is relatively narrow (under 5 ft), which can feel cramped on the 6-hour legs the aircraft is capable of flying.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

Wingspan
52.7 ft
Length
55.6 ft
Height
18.2 ft

Weights

Max Takeoff Weight
23,500 lbs
Max Landing Weight
20,700 lbs
Useful Load
10,700 lbs
Fuel Capacity
1397 gal

Performance

Cruise Speed
424 KTAS
Range
3110 NM
Service Ceiling
45,000 ft
Rate of Climb
3560 fpm

Engines

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