Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. announcementó that the new Gulfstream G800 ultra-long range completó with ésuccess your first flight. Gulfstream press photo
In this way the manufacturer officially launches the flight test grandfather'són largest reach in the industry. Announced in October 2021, the G800 is the úlast additionón has the fleet of próxima generationóGulfstream n to take flight and move toward customer deliveries.
First flight of the Gulfstream G800
The G800 leftó from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport at 9:00 a.m. and landedó allí two hours laterés. In line with Gulfstream's commitment to sustainability leadership in aviationón, the aircraft performedó the flight with a mixture of aviation fuelón sustainable.
The new G800 can fly 8.000 miles náuticas/14,816 kiloómetros a Mach 0,85 and 7.000 nm/12.964 km a Mach 0,90 with fuel efficiency líder in his class, thanks to the combinationón of the ala advanced high speed designñada by Gulfstream and the new, Motores Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 high thrust.
The brand new aircraft alsoén has the úlatest in technologyíand cabin comfort Gulfstream, included seating ergonóhandmade monkeys; a lighting systemóin the circadian of another definitionón; 100% fresh air, never recirculated; cabin altitude más low of the industry; a purification systemón of air by ionizationón of plasma; and 16 of the windowsás big in the industry. Diseñdesigned to accommodate up to 19 passengers, the G800 offers up to four áliving areas three áLiving areas with a crew compartmentón.
The G800 isá equipped with Symmetry flight deck úlast generationóGulfstream n and dual head-up displays with new vision systemón combined, which includes imávision system genesóImproved flight and vision systemón sintéethics, which improvesún más pilot safety and situational awareness.
“We have announced eight new aircraft in the úlast déeach, layerélogically programmed to capture market demand”, Burns said. “We see great interestés in the G800 and this first flight brings us closer toún más to the delivery of a Gulfstream for each missionón”.
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