Heavy Jet Charter
Large-cabin comfort, mid-range efficiency.
Why Charter This Aircraft
Large-cabin comfort with three distinct zones.
~3,800 nm range at long-range cruise.
Advanced Honeywell Primus Epic-based avionics.
A proven large-cabin charter option.
Development & Background
The Gulfstream G350 was announced by Gulfstream Aerospace as an option for those who wanted the spacious cabin of the G450 without the ultra-long range of Gulfstream's larger models.
The G350 shares much of its architecture with the G450 — the same wing, fuselage cross-section, and advanced cockpit systems — but is configured for a shorter mission profile to deliver better economics and flexibility.
Powered by twin Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8C engines, each producing 13,850 lbs of thrust, the aircraft was certified in 2005 and quickly entered service. With a maximum certified altitude of 45,000 ft and a climb to 41,000 ft in under 20 minutes, the G350 offered advanced performance for its class. It also introduced Gulfstream's PlaneView cockpit, based on the Honeywell Primus Epic suite, with four large LCD displays, an optional Enhanced Vision System, and highly automated flight controls. Throughout its 2005–2012 production run, the G350 earned a strong reputation for reliability, cabin comfort, and flexibility in the large-cabin, mid-range charter segment.
Specifications
| Passenger Capacity | Up to 14–16 |
| Crew | 2 pilots + optional flight attendant |
| Range (NBAA IFR) | ~3,800 nm (7,040 km) |
| Max Cruise Speed | Mach ~0.88 (~500 kt) |
| Long-Range Cruise Speed | Mach ~0.80 |
| Service Ceiling | 45,000 ft |
| Takeoff Distance (SL, MTOW) | ~5,050 ft (1,539 m) |
| Landing Distance | ~3,260 ft (994 m) |
| Cabin Dimensions (L×W×H) | 45.1 ft × 7.3 ft × 6.2 ft |
| Baggage Capacity | ~169 cu ft |
Cabin & Interior Experience
The Gulfstream G350 has a genuinely large-cabin feel even though it's optimized for mid-range missions. The cabin measures 45.1 ft in length, about 7.3 ft wide, and roughly 6.2 ft tall, seating 12 to 16 passengers, often arranged in three zones: a forward club area, a mid conference/dining zone, and an aft lounge or divan section.
Amenities include a full galley capable of hot meal service, satellite Wi-Fi connectivity, Gulfstream's signature oval windows for abundant natural light, and advanced cabin management for seating, lighting, climate, and entertainment. The cabin is pressurized to an equivalent of about 6,000 ft at cruise, with a 100% fresh-air system to reduce fatigue on longer flights.
Capabilities & Performance
With Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8C engines producing 13,850 lbs of thrust, the G350 can cruise near Mach 0.88, or at a long-range cruise speed of Mach 0.80 fly up to roughly 3,800 nautical miles. Takeoff distance is around 5,050 ft, with a landing distance of roughly 3,260 ft, making it accessible from most executive regional airports.
The PlaneView cockpit enhances pilot situational awareness and reduces workload, supporting smooth operations and high dispatch reliability.
Charter Pricing
| Direct Operating Cost | ~$4,500 – $5,500/hr |
| Charter Rate | ~$10,500 – $11,500/hr |
| Average Used Value (2025) | ~$10M – $15M |
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