Gulfstream sees huge growth in large-cabin jets across Asia

Gulfstream has more than tripled its fleet of business jets in the Asia-Pacific region over the last six years, with the bulk of the growth coming from large-cabin aircraft.

Since 2007, large-cabin aircraft in the region have increased from 50 to 169.

“Asia, particularly China, remains our leading export market,” said Larry Flynn, president of Gulfstream. “As investors and businesses look around the globe for opportunities, the need for long-range, rapid transportation increases. The capabilities of our aircraft easily allow Chinese operators to reach markets in North America, Europe, the Middle East and beyond.”

“The entire organisation works very hard to ensure all Gulfstream aircraft achieve the maximum dispatch rate possible to provide the optimal experience for our customers,” said Kevan Jackson, G550 program director, Gulfstream.