Gulfstream Aerospace

Company Name: Gulfstream Aerospace

Legal Company Name: Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

Trading / Brand Name: Gulfstream

Primary PrivateJetia Category: Private Jet Manufacturers

Secondary Categories: Private Jet Maintenance Providers; Private Jet Services; Aircraft Completion & Interior Services; Aircraft Parts & Support; Special Mission Aircraft Manufacturers

Company Type: Business aircraft manufacturer and aviation support organization

Industry: Business Aviation; Aerospace Manufacturing; Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul; Aircraft Completion; Aviation Customer Support

Year Founded: 1958, based on the first flight of the Gulfstream I and Gulfstream’s corporate historical convention

Founder(s): Gulfstream originated within Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation’s development of the Gulfstream I. A single individual founder is not consistently identified in current authoritative corporate sources.

Headquarters: Savannah, Georgia, United States

Country: United States

Geographic Markets Served: Global

Official Website: gulfstream.com

Company Status: Active; subsidiary

Parent Company: General Dynamics Corporation

Subsidiaries / Major Related Companies: Gulfstream operates within General Dynamics’ Aerospace segment alongside Jet Aviation. Jet Aviation is a sister company rather than a Gulfstream subsidiary.

PrivateJetia Verification Status: Verified

Gulfstream has maintained its worldwide headquarters in Savannah since 1967, where its campus includes research and development, manufacturing, aircraft completion, design and customer-support operations. General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream Aerospace in 1999.

2. Executive Company Overview

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation is a United States business-aircraft manufacturer headquartered in Savannah, Georgia, specializing in the design, engineering, manufacture, completion and lifecycle support of purpose-built business jets. The company serves private aircraft owners, corporations, governments, flight departments and other business aviation operators worldwide. Its current aircraft portfolio spans super-midsize through ultra-long-range business aviation, while its customer-support organization provides maintenance, parts, field support, technical services, refurbishment, repair and overhaul capabilities throughout an international network.

The company’s origins are closely associated with the development of the Gulfstream I, whose first flight occurred in 1958. Gulfstream moved its principal operations to Savannah in 1967 and became part of General Dynamics in 1999. Today, it is one of the two principal businesses in General Dynamics’ Aerospace reporting segment, together with Jet Aviation.

Gulfstream’s current marketed aircraft family consists of the G300, G400, G500, G600, G700 and G800, together with specialized aircraft for government and special-mission applications. The portfolio covers super-midsize, large-cabin and ultra-long-range requirements, with the G800 offering a company-published maximum range of 8,200 nautical miles and the G700 offering up to five cabin living areas.

Gulfstream’s commercial role extends well beyond aircraft manufacturing. The company supports aircraft over their operating lives through factory service centers, field and airborne technical support, component repair, parts distribution, predictive analytics, aircraft redesign and technical publications. Gulfstream reports that more than 3,400 Gulfstream aircraft are currently in service worldwide.

3. Key Facts at a Glance

Founded: 1958

Headquarters: Savannah, Georgia, United States

Headquarters Address: 500 Gulfstream Road, Savannah, Georgia 31408, United States

Parent Company: General Dynamics Corporation

Primary Business: Design, manufacture, completion and lifecycle support of business aircraft

Current Aircraft Family: G300, G400, G500, G600, G700, G800

Primary Aircraft Segments: Super-Midsize, Large-Cabin and Ultra-Long-Range Business Jets

Aircraft in Service Worldwide: More than 3,400, company reported

2025 Aircraft Deliveries: 158 Gulfstream aircraft

2025 Delivery Mix: 136 large-cabin aircraft; 22 mid-cabin aircraft

Customer Support Workforce: Approximately 5,000 individuals, company reported

FAST Bases: 24

FAST Technicians: 135+

Parts Distribution Centers: 12

Dedicated Spare Parts Inventory: Approximately $2 billion, company reported

President: Mark L. Burns

Parent Aerospace Segment 2025 Revenue: $13.11 billion, includes both Gulfstream and Jet Aviation and should not be interpreted as Gulfstream standalone revenue

Operational Scope: Global

Website: gulfstream.com

Gulfstream’s official LinkedIn presence currently identifies more than 3,400 aircraft in service and lists the organization in the 10,001+ employee category. General Dynamics reported 158 Gulfstream aircraft deliveries during 2025.

4. Services & Capabilities

Primary Services

Business Aircraft Manufacturing

Gulfstream designs, develops, manufactures and delivers purpose-built business aircraft ranging from super-midsize to ultra-long-range models.

Aircraft Engineering and Research & Development

The Savannah campus includes an advanced research and development organization supporting new aircraft, flight-deck technologies, aerodynamics, systems and cabin development.

Aircraft Completion and Interior Configuration

Gulfstream provides aircraft completion services and highly configurable interiors for new aircraft, including cabin layouts, furnishings, galleys, seating, entertainment areas and other interior installations.

Aircraft Redesign and Refurbishment

Gulfstream Customer Support provides aircraft redesign services for existing aircraft.

Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul

The company’s service-center network performs scheduled maintenance, inspections, structural work, avionics service, repairs and other lifecycle support.

Component Repair and Overhaul

Gulfstream operates dedicated repair capabilities, including a Dallas-Fort Worth component repair and overhaul facility focused initially on wheels, brakes and landing gear.

APU Maintenance and Repair

Its Savannah APU operation is authorized by Honeywell and performs inspection, maintenance and repair for multiple Honeywell APU families.

Aircraft Parts Distribution

Gulfstream operates an international parts and logistics network with 12 parts distribution centers and reports approximately $2 billion in dedicated spare-parts inventory.

Field and Airborne Support

Gulfstream FAST provides mobile field and airborne maintenance response through 24 bases and more than 135 technicians.

Technical Operations

Customers have 24/7 access to technical operations support.

Digital Operator Support

MyGulfstream provides customers with access to manuals, technical bulletins, maintenance information, parts resources and other operator documentation.

Predictive Maintenance Analytics

Gulfstream’s Reliability and Performance Analytics capability is designed to forecast maintenance and parts requirements using aircraft operating data.

Special Mission Aircraft

Gulfstream aircraft also serve government, military, research, intelligence, surveillance and other specialized missions through customized aircraft platforms.

Specialized Capabilities

• New business aircraft design and certification
• Large-cabin and ultra-long-range aircraft manufacturing
• Customized aircraft completions
• Cabin configuration and interior design
• Aircraft redesign and refurbishment
• Scheduled inspections
• Heavy structural maintenance
• Avionics maintenance and troubleshooting
• Component repair and overhaul
• Wheel and brake repair
• Landing-gear repair and overhaul
• Honeywell APU maintenance and repair
• Aircraft parts logistics
• Aircraft-on-ground response
• Worldwide field service representation
• Airborne technical response through Gulfstream FAST
• Technical publications
• Maintenance records and operator information systems
• Reliability and performance analytics
• Special-mission aircraft configuration
• Warranty support
• International operator support

Gulfstream’s current maintenance hiring documentation states that its Savannah operation supports full aircraft maintenance ranging from scheduled work through heavy structures and works to FAA requirements plus numerous foreign certifications.

5. Industries & Client Types Served

Gulfstream’s documented product and support structure is relevant to:

• Private aircraft owners
• UHNW individuals
• Family offices using business aircraft
• Corporations
• Corporate flight departments
• Business aviation operators
• Government agencies
• Military and defense organizations
• Special-mission operators
• Fractional ownership operators using Gulfstream aircraft
• Aircraft management companies operating Gulfstream aircraft
• Charter operators using Gulfstream aircraft
• Aviation maintenance organizations
• Aircraft completion and refurbishment customers
• International government and institutional aircraft operators

Gulfstream itself should not be classified principally as a private-jet charter provider, fractional operator or aircraft management company.

6. Geographic Coverage

Headquarters Country: United States

State: Georgia

City: Savannah

Full Headquarters Address: 500 Gulfstream Road, Savannah, Georgia 31408, United States

Operational Scope: Global

Documented Operating Locations

Public Gulfstream corporate information identifies facilities or operating locations including:

• Savannah, Georgia
• Brunswick, Georgia
• Dallas, Texas
• Fort Worth, Texas
• Appleton, Wisconsin
• Mesa, Arizona
• Long Beach, California
• Lincoln, California
• Cahokia / St. Louis area, Illinois
• Farnborough, England
• Additional international sales, service, parts and field-support locations

Gulfstream’s own corporate materials describe sales and design personnel, manufacturing resources, technicians and parts infrastructure positioned internationally.

Countries Served: Global customer base; a definitive current number of countries served is not publicly disclosed.

Regions Served: North America; Europe; Asia-Pacific; Middle East; additional global markets through sales, support and service infrastructure.

Airports Served: Not applicable as a conventional airport-service provider. Gulfstream operates service facilities at or associated with several airports, but it should not be indexed as serving every airport near a Gulfstream facility.

ICAO Codes: Not applicable at company level.

IATA Codes: Not applicable.

7. Aircraft Expertise

Aircraft Categories

Super-Midsize Jets

Gulfstream G300

Large-Cabin Jets

Gulfstream G400
Gulfstream G500
Gulfstream G600

Ultra-Large / Ultra-Long-Range Jets

Gulfstream G700
Gulfstream G800

Current Gulfstream Aircraft

Gulfstream G300

Current super-midsize aircraft with a company-published maximum range of 3,600 nautical miles.

Gulfstream G400

Large-cabin aircraft with a company-published preliminary maximum range of 4,200 nautical miles and maximum operating Mach number of 0.90.

Gulfstream G500

Large-cabin aircraft with a published maximum range of 5,300 nautical miles and maximum operating Mach number of 0.925.

Gulfstream G600

Large-cabin aircraft with published maximum range of approximately 6,600 nautical miles / 12,223 km and maximum operating Mach number of 0.925.

Gulfstream G700

Ultra-large-cabin aircraft offering a published maximum range of 7,750 nautical miles, up to five living areas and maximum operating Mach number of 0.935.

Gulfstream G800

Ultra-long-range aircraft offering a company-published maximum range of 8,200 nautical miles and maximum operating Mach number of 0.935.

Important Legacy Aircraft

Gulfstream’s installed base also includes numerous previous-generation models such as:

• Gulfstream G150
• Gulfstream G200
• Gulfstream G280
• Gulfstream G350
• Gulfstream G450
• Gulfstream G550
• Gulfstream G650
• Gulfstream G650ER
• Earlier Gulfstream II, III, IV and V families

These remain significant to Gulfstream’s worldwide maintenance, parts and technical-support business.

Key Supplier Relationships

Current and recent Gulfstream programs use major aerospace systems from manufacturers including:

• Rolls-Royce
• Pratt & Whitney
• Honeywell

For example, the G400 uses Pratt & Whitney PW812GA engines, while Gulfstream’s Savannah APU operation is a Honeywell-authorized service provider.

8. Fleet Information

Gulfstream is an aircraft manufacturer rather than a conventional fleet operator.

Total Company-Operated Charter Fleet: Not applicable

Owned Charter Aircraft: Not applicable

Managed Aircraft: Not applicable as a primary business model

Aircraft Available for Charter Directly From Gulfstream: Not applicable

Gulfstream Aircraft in Service Worldwide: More than 3,400 aircraft, company reported as of 2026.

Current Production / Marketed Aircraft Family: G300, G400, G500, G600, G700 and G800.

Fleet Geographic Distribution: Global installed base; detailed country-level distribution is not publicly disclosed.

Average Fleet Age: Not publicly disclosed for the worldwide Gulfstream installed fleet.

For PrivateJetia taxonomy purposes, “fleet” should therefore refer to Gulfstream’s global installed aircraft base and current product portfolio rather than an operating fleet controlled by the manufacturer.

9. Company Statistics

Founded: 1958
Source: Gulfstream
Period: Corporate history

Headquartered in Savannah Since: 1967
Source: Gulfstream
Period: Corporate history

Aircraft in Service Worldwide: More than 3,400
Source: Gulfstream corporate LinkedIn profile
Date: Current 2026 company-reported figure

LinkedIn Company Size Classification: 10,001+ employees
Source: Gulfstream official LinkedIn
Date: 2026

LinkedIn Employee Profiles Associated With Gulfstream: Approximately 15,000 visible profiles
Source: LinkedIn
Date: 2026
Important Note: This is not an audited Gulfstream employee count.

Customer Support Workforce: Approximately 5,000 individuals
Source: Gulfstream
Date: Current customer-support page, accessed 2026

FAST Bases: 24
Source: Gulfstream
Date: Current 2026 website

FAST Technicians: 135+
Source: Gulfstream
Date: Current 2026 website

Parts Distribution Centers: 12
Source: Gulfstream
Date: Current 2026 website

Dedicated Spare Parts Inventory: Approximately $2 billion
Source: Gulfstream
Date: Current 2026 website

2025 Gulfstream Aircraft Deliveries: 158
Source: General Dynamics FY2025 financial results
Period: 2025

Large-Cabin Deliveries: 136
Source: General Dynamics
Period: 2025

Mid-Cabin Deliveries: 22
Source: General Dynamics
Period: 2025

2024 Gulfstream Aircraft Deliveries: 136
Source: General Dynamics
Period: 2024

2024 Large-Cabin Deliveries: 118

2024 Mid-Cabin Deliveries: 18

2025 General Dynamics Aerospace Segment Revenue: $13.110 billion
Source: General Dynamics
Period: FY2025
Important Qualification: This segment includes Gulfstream and Jet Aviation. It is not Gulfstream standalone revenue.

Gulfstream Standalone Revenue: Not publicly disclosed as a separate figure in General Dynamics segment reporting.

Gulfstream Standalone Profit: Not publicly disclosed.

Gulfstream Standalone Backlog: Not separately disclosed in the cited parent-company reporting.

10. Certifications & Regulatory Status

Aircraft Type Certification

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation is an FAA-recognized type-certificate holder for multiple Gulfstream aircraft families.

FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet T00015AT identifies Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation as the type-certificate holder for the GVI, GVIII-G700 and GVIII-G800 aircraft family. The FAA’s April 16, 2025 revision lists the certificate as current.

EASA’s manufacturer database likewise identifies Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation as manufacturer and type-certificate holder for certified Gulfstream aircraft families including the GVI and GVII.

G700 / G800 Regulatory Status

FAA regulatory documentation identifies the G700 and G800 as GVIII aircraft developed through amendment of Type Certificate T00015AT.

The G700 received FAA certification in March 2024. General Dynamics reported that 30 G700s had been delivered by the end of 2024.

Maintenance Regulatory Status

Gulfstream operates maintenance facilities performing FAA-regulated aircraft maintenance and return-to-service work. Current company employment documentation describes maintenance activities carried out to FAA standards and foreign approval requirements.

FAA Part 145 Repair Station Certificates: Gulfstream operates regulated repair-station activities, but individual certificate numbers and the full current list of facility approvals should be verified facility by facility before publication as structured certification tags.

EASA Maintenance Approvals: Applicable Gulfstream facilities hold various international approvals, but a consolidated current facility-level EASA approval list was not independently established during this review.

Honeywell Authorized APU Service Provider: Verified for Gulfstream’s Savannah APU shop.

FAA Part 135: Not applicable as a company-wide operating certificate. Gulfstream is not primarily a Part 135 charter operator.

IS-BAO: Not independently verified as applicable to Gulfstream corporate-wide.

IS-BAH: Not independently verified as applicable.

ARGUS: Not applicable to Gulfstream’s primary OEM business.

WYVERN: Not applicable to Gulfstream’s primary OEM business.

11. Industry Memberships

Gulfstream is extensively involved in the international business aviation sector and industry events; however, current company-wide memberships should not be inferred merely from event participation.

GAMA: Current membership not independently verified in the sources reviewed for this profile.

NBAA: Current corporate membership status not independently verified.

EBAA: Current corporate membership status not independently verified.

IATA: Not established as a relevant company membership.

NATA: Current membership not independently verified.

PrivateJetia should add association taxonomy only where an organization directly confirms Gulfstream’s current membership.

12. Leadership

Mark L. Burns

President, Gulfstream Aerospace
Executive Vice President, General Dynamics

Mark Burns remains President of Gulfstream Aerospace and was promoted in June 2025 to Executive Vice President of General Dynamics while retaining responsibility for Gulfstream. General Dynamics’ current leadership page identifies him as Executive Vice President and President, Gulfstream.

Burns has served in senior Gulfstream leadership for many years and represents the business within General Dynamics’ corporate leadership structure.

Derek Zimmerman

Senior Gulfstream Leadership

Gulfstream’s official LinkedIn company culture profile identifies Derek Zimmerman among members of the Gulfstream leadership team.

Jeannine Haas

Senior Gulfstream Leadership

Gulfstream’s official LinkedIn company culture profile also identifies Jeannine Haas among its leadership team.

CEO: Gulfstream uses the title President for its principal business-unit leader. A separate Gulfstream CEO is not currently identified by General Dynamics.

President: Mark L. Burns

Chairman: Not applicable as a separately disclosed Gulfstream executive role

CFO: Not publicly established as a current Gulfstream-specific role in the authoritative sources reviewed.

COO: Not publicly established.

Founder: See company origins note above.

13. Ownership & Corporate Structure

Ownership Type: Wholly controlled corporate subsidiary within a publicly traded parent

Parent Company: General Dynamics Corporation

Parent Company Listing: NYSE: GD

Ultimate Corporate Status: Public-company subsidiary

General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream Aerospace in 1999. Gulfstream now forms a central part of General Dynamics’ Aerospace segment together with Jet Aviation.

Gulfstream itself should therefore not be described as an independent publicly traded company.

There is a minor classification conflict in Gulfstream’s official LinkedIn profile, which labels the organization “Public Company.” For corporate-structure purposes, the more precise characterization is that Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation is a subsidiary of publicly traded General Dynamics.

Major Shareholder: General Dynamics Corporation

Sister Company: Jet Aviation

Private Equity Backing: No

Family Ownership: No

14. Company History & Milestones

1958: First flight of the Gulfstream I, the aircraft around which the Gulfstream business-aircraft lineage was established.

1967: Gulfstream established Savannah, Georgia as its home base. The location subsequently developed into the company’s worldwide headquarters and major manufacturing, R&D, completion and support campus.

1999: General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream Aerospace.

2010s: Gulfstream expanded its large-cabin and ultra-long-range product strategy through programs including the G500, G600 and G650 families.

2024: Gulfstream G700 received FAA certification in March. General Dynamics reported 30 G700 deliveries by year-end.

2024: Gulfstream delivered 136 aircraft, including 118 large-cabin and 18 mid-cabin aircraft.

2024: Gulfstream manufactured the 1,000th aircraft wing at its Savannah manufacturing operation.

2025: Gulfstream’s new Dallas-Fort Worth component repair and overhaul facility began operating with an initial focus on wheels, brakes and landing gear.

2025: General Dynamics promoted Mark Burns to Executive Vice President while he remained President of Gulfstream.

2025: Gulfstream deliveries increased to 158 aircraft, comprising 136 large-cabin and 22 mid-cabin deliveries.

2026: Gulfstream’s marketed next-generation portfolio consists of the G300, G400, G500, G600, G700 and G800.

15. Strategic Partnerships

General Dynamics

General Dynamics is Gulfstream’s parent company and provides the broader corporate structure within which Gulfstream operates.

Jet Aviation

Jet Aviation is Gulfstream’s sister company within General Dynamics’ Aerospace segment. Gulfstream identifies Jet Aviation-operated facilities as Factory Authorized Service Centers within its global customer-support network.

Honeywell

Gulfstream operates a Honeywell-authorized APU service facility in Savannah capable of servicing multiple Honeywell APU families, including 36-100, 36-150, RE100, RE220 and HGT400 series units.

Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce engines power important Gulfstream aircraft families, including ultra-long-range Gulfstream platforms.

Pratt & Whitney

Pratt & Whitney supplies engines for several current Gulfstream programs. The G400, for example, uses two PW812GA engines, while the G600 uses PW815GA engines.

Authorized Warranty Facilities

Gulfstream maintains relationships with independently operated authorized warranty facilities that are approved to provide maintenance, parts and warranty support for Gulfstream aircraft.

16. Key Differentiators

1. Integrated Aircraft Lifecycle Model

Gulfstream combines aircraft design, engineering, manufacturing, cabin completion and long-term factory support in one OEM ecosystem.

2. Concentration in Large-Cabin and Long-Range Business Aviation

The company’s core product strategy is strongly concentrated in high-performance super-midsize, large-cabin and ultra-long-range business jets rather than entry-level or very-light aircraft.

3. Extensive Installed Aircraft Base

Gulfstream reports more than 3,400 aircraft in service worldwide, creating a substantial long-term market for maintenance, parts, technical support, upgrades and refurbishment.

4. Factory-Owned Customer Support Infrastructure

Gulfstream operates a broad network of company service centers, parts facilities and mobile technical-response teams, supplemented by Jet Aviation factory-authorized service centers and independent warranty facilities.

5. Significant Parts Infrastructure

The company reports approximately $2 billion of dedicated spare-parts inventory and 12 distribution centers.

6. Mobile Technical Response Capability

The Gulfstream FAST organization operates through 24 bases and more than 135 technicians to provide aircraft-on-ground and field response.

7. Common Technology Across New Aircraft

Several current Gulfstream aircraft share elements of Gulfstream’s Symmetry Flight Deck architecture, active control sidesticks, touch-screen interfaces and advanced vision technologies, creating greater operational commonality across the product family.

17. Contact & Digital Presence

Company: Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

Headquarters:
500 Gulfstream Road
Savannah, Georgia 31408
United States

Customer Support Telephone:
+1 800 810 4853
+1 912 965 4178

Aircraft-on-Ground / Service Scheduling Email:
[email protected]

Aircraft Redesign Email:
[email protected]

Parts Sales Email:
[email protected]

Repair Control Email:
[email protected]

Technical Operations Email:
[email protected]

General Email: No single company-wide general public email prominently disclosed.

Sales Email: Individual or regional sales contacts are handled through Gulfstream’s sales-contact system; a universal public sales email was not independently verified.

Partnership / Business Development Email: Not publicly disclosed as a single corporate address.

Official Website: gulfstream.com

Official Contact Page: Gulfstream.com, Contact Us

LinkedIn: Gulfstream Aerospace official company page

Instagram: Official Gulfstream social presence exists; exact handle should be checked immediately before publication if displayed as a clickable taxonomy field.

YouTube: Gulfstream maintains an official YouTube presence.

X / Twitter: Gulfstream maintains corporate social-media channels; exact current account naming should be confirmed before structured publication.

Customer Portal: MyGulfstream.com

18. PrivateJetia Market Classification

Primary Market: Business Aviation

Market Segment: Business Aircraft Manufacturing and Lifecycle Support

Geographic Position: United States-headquartered global manufacturer

Company Scale: Global Enterprise

Primary Specialization: Purpose-built business jets, particularly large-cabin and ultra-long-range aircraft

Typical Customer: UHNW aircraft owner, corporation, corporate flight department, government organization or professional aviation operator acquiring and operating Gulfstream aircraft

Business Model: Aircraft manufacturing and delivery supported by aftermarket maintenance, parts, technical support, refurbishment and lifecycle services

Core Revenue Activities:

• New aircraft sales and deliveries
• Aircraft completions
• Customer support
• Maintenance and repair
• Aircraft parts
• Component repair and overhaul
• Technical services
• Aircraft refurbishment and redesign
• Special-mission aircraft programs

PrivateJetia Editorial Position: Major global business aircraft OEM with vertically integrated manufacturing, completion and aftermarket support capabilities.

19. PrivateJetia Taxonomy

Primary Category: Private Jet Manufacturers

Secondary Categories:

• Private Jet Maintenance Providers
• Private Jet Services
• Aircraft Completion & Refurbishment
• Aircraft Interior Services
• Aircraft Parts & Components
• Special Mission Aircraft
• Aviation Technology

Country: United States

Region: North America

State: Georgia

City: Savannah

Headquarters Airport Association: Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport area

Services:

• Business Aircraft Manufacturing
• Aircraft Engineering
• Aircraft Completion
• Aircraft Interior Configuration
• Aircraft Maintenance
• Heavy Maintenance
• Aircraft Repair
• Aircraft Refurbishment
• Aircraft Redesign
• Component Repair
• APU Maintenance
• Spare Parts
• Technical Support
• AOG Support
• Predictive Maintenance Analytics
• Special Mission Aircraft

Aircraft Manufacturer: Gulfstream Aerospace

Aircraft Models:

• Gulfstream G300
• Gulfstream G400
• Gulfstream G500
• Gulfstream G600
• Gulfstream G700
• Gulfstream G800

Important Supported Legacy Models:

• G280
• G450
• G550
• G650
• G650ER
• Earlier Gulfstream aircraft families

Certifications / Regulatory Tags:

• FAA Type Certificate Holder
• EASA Type Certificate Holder / Validated Manufacturer
• Honeywell Authorized APU Service Provider
• FAA-regulated Maintenance Operations

Client Types:

• Private Aircraft Owners
• UHNW Individuals
• Family Offices
• Corporations
• Corporate Flight Departments
• Aircraft Operators
• Charter Operators
• Fractional Operators
• Government Agencies
• Defense Organizations
• Special Mission Operators

Entity Associations

Company: Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

Parent: General Dynamics Corporation

Sister Company: Jet Aviation

Location: Savannah, Georgia

Aircraft: G300, G400, G500, G600, G700, G800

Legacy Aircraft: G280, G450, G550, G650, G650ER

Executive: Mark L. Burns

Engine Manufacturers: Rolls-Royce; Pratt & Whitney

Aerospace Supplier / Service Relationship: Honeywell

Regulators: FAA; EASA

Industry: Business Aviation; Aerospace Manufacturing

20. Related Company Opportunities

Related Company Types

• Private Jet Manufacturers
• Aircraft Engine Manufacturers
• Business Jet Maintenance Providers
• Aircraft Completion Centers
• Private Jet Interior Companies
• Aircraft Parts Suppliers
• Avionics Manufacturers
• Special Mission Aircraft Companies
• Business Jet Operators
• Aircraft Management Companies

Potential Comparable Companies

These companies operate in overlapping portions of the business-aircraft manufacturing market and may be useful as comparable directory entities. Classification as a comparable does not imply identical product positioning or direct competition across every aircraft segment.

Bombardier

Major manufacturer of Challenger and Global business aircraft.

Dassault Aviation

Manufacturer of Falcon business jets.

Textron Aviation

Manufacturer of Cessna Citation and Beechcraft aircraft across several business and general aviation segments.

Embraer Executive Jets

Manufacturer of Phenom and Praetor business aircraft.

Pilatus Aircraft

Manufacturer of aircraft including the PC-24 business jet and PC-12 turboprop.

Strategic Ecosystem Companies

Jet Aviation

Gulfstream sister company and factory-authorized service provider.

Rolls-Royce

Engine supplier associated with Gulfstream long-range aircraft.

Pratt & Whitney

Engine supplier for current Gulfstream aircraft programs.

Honeywell

Avionics and APU technology supplier and Gulfstream APU service authorization partner.

21. Sources & Verification

Gulfstream Aerospace Official Website

Source Type: Official

Information Supported: Company identity, Savannah headquarters, history, aircraft portfolio, customer support, service capabilities, aircraft specifications, parts network, FAST organization, technical support and contact information

Publication / Update Date: Current website, 2026