As an iconic and popular Gulfstream aircraft, the G450 offers long-range capabilities and comfort. Designed for business productivity, the G450 is so well-equipped that it will feel like you never left the office.
Gulfstream G450 Cabin Size and Interior
The Gulfstream G450 provides a cabin interior designed for the company that never stops. With one hundred percent oxygen pumping through the cabin every two minutes, your bodies alertness will be raised and fatigue will be reduced upon landing. 12 Gulfstream panoramic signature windows give twice the natural light of any other aircraft in its class, while advanced sound suppression makes for a near silent cabin so your focus won’t be interrupted.
Along with a seven channel satellite communication system consisting of a satellite phone, Wi-Fi, printer, and fax, the G450 will always keep you connected and ready for your next meeting. The aircraft can seat up to 16 passengers and berthable sleeping arrangements offer up to 6 travelers a place to rest their head. If you need to get up and walk around, the G450 has enough space on-board for 3 living areas, 2 bathrooms, and a full-size galley.
A Long-Range Plane Designed to Go the Distance
When business needs to venture overseas, the long-range capabilities of the Gulfstream G450 can get you wherever you need to go. A maximum range of 4,350 nautical miles make this aircraft ready for even the longest business trips. With the ability to fly nonstop from New York to Sao Paulo, Brazil and a maximum cruise speed of Mach .88, the G450 will get you there faster than ever before.
Avionics and Performance
The G450 is equipped with Gulfstream’s PlaneView avionics system as well as an enhanced vision system. Offering ample payload and an industry leading time between overhaul, your employees can get around the world with ease. No matter where your business needs take you, the Gulfstream G450 aircraft can get you there.
With its impressive capabilities, it’s no wonder the Robb Report named the Gulfstream G450 the Best of the Best in the large aircraft category for several years. With a Magellan Jets Gulfstream G450 membership, you will always have access to the long-range aircraft designed for the global company.
As one of the greatest single-engine turboprops in the world, the Pilatus PC-12 NG has made several advancements and iterations since its first flight in 1991. After delivering its 1400th aircraft in 2016, Pilatus marked 25 successful years for the PC-12 turboprop.
Interior
At a total cabin volume of 330 cubic feet, the PC-12 NG can comfortably seat up to ten passengers and one crew member. The cabin has a roomy feel with nine windows and executive style seats for maximum comfort. 40 cubic feet of baggage capacity is available through the aircraft’s cargo door in a heated and fully pressurized cabin section, which is accessible at any time during the flight. Additionally, newer models feature a new Wi-Fi entertainment system that enable passengers to connect wirelessly to stream movies, music, and satellite radio from their own devices.
The third iteration of the PC-12 became available in 2016, not only featuring better take-off and climb performance as well as greater range and speed, but resulted in a quieter cabin and maximized cabin comfort. With new design options for aircraft interior and exterior, choices include various soft leathers, rare hardwoods for cabinetry, and new exterior paint schemes.
Improvements and Performance
New features of the PC-12 NG include a five blade composite propeller, whereas older models of the aircraft have a four-bladed propeller. With a nose-mounted engine, the PC-12 NG can fly 1,845 nautical miles. Able to take off at a short distance of just 2,602 feet, the aircraft can service unpaved as well as short runways, something most larger jets cannot do.
Avionics
Equipped with Honeywell Primus Apex avionics, the flight deck of the PC-12 NG is very pilot friendly and intuitive, and now features synthetic vision.
In its third iteration, the Pilatus PC-12 NG continues to improve expectations in the turboprop category. It is priced at about $4.9 million.
Both in the super midsize jet category, the Challenger 300 and Gulfstream G280 have similarities in fuel efficiency, size, and advanced avionics. Although fairly similar to each other, the Challenger 300 and G280 have some differences when it comes to capabilities and avionics.
Challenger 300 vs. Gulfstream G280: What You Need To Know
Challenger 300 vs. Gulfstream G280 Cabin Contrasts
With almost a ten foot longer cabin than the Challenger 300, the G280 can seat 10 passengers, one more than its counterpart. Because of the G280’s extended length cabin, it hosts a total of 19 oval windows, whereas the 300 has just 12 windows. The G280’s cabin door has a six-foot clearance to accommodate for easy entry and exit. Additionally, the G280 has three possible floor plans that travelers can configure to meet their needs whereas the Challenger 300 has a standard double club configuration that can be replaced with a 3-person divan.
Both aircraft offer unique cabin amenities. Individual AC power plugs, fold-out tables, two zone air conditioning, and low-heat LED overhead lights with a 10,000-hour life all come standard in the Challenger 300. The Gulfstream G280 cabin is equipped with the Gulfstream Cabin Management System that allows passengers to access and manage cabin temperature, lighting, HD monitors, and entertainment all from an iPod touch. Additionally, 100% fresh air circulation, decreased noise levels, and a low altitude cabin make for a relaxing journey in the G280.
Performance
While both aircraft can fly coast to coast, the G280’s maximum range is 3,600nm, while the Challenger 300’s is less at 3,276nm. Both aircraft however, are leaders in fuel efficiency. The G280 earned the best-in-class for fuel efficiency, consuming 12% less fuel than other super midsize jets. The Challenger 300 can burn as little as 178 gallons of fuel per hour when flying at a high-speed cruise of .82 Mach.
Both jets are equipped with two Honeywell engines, although the Challenger 300’s engines deliver almost 800 pounds less thrust each than the engines on the G280. Regardless, both aircraft can climb to an altitude over 35,000 feet in just minutes, and are capable of departing from shorter airfields than most super midsize aircraft.
Avionics
Hosting two different systems in their flight decks, both include various systems that increase situational awareness and planning for pilots. Gulfstream’s G280 is host to the PlaneView 280 flight deck, which has three large displays for easy viewing. In addition, the flight deck is equipped with an Enhanced Vision System and Head-Up Display, allowing pilots to see terrain, runways, and any obstructions during low visibility conditions.
The Challenger 300’s flight deck is equipped with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics system, displaying information across four 12×10 inch LCD screens. The system comes standard with an Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System, which gives pilots engine performance information such as fuel flow, oil and turbine temperatures, and environmental control information. Other systems included in the Challenger 300 include the Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System and Traffic Collision Avoidance System.
While both jets were designed to be easily operated and maintained, they differ in their range, cabin size, and avionics systems. Both the Challenger 300 and Gulfstream G280 can complete cross country flights with speed and efficiency and are guaranteed to offer seamless travel on every flight.
Designed around business, Bombardier’s Global 5000 boasts all the necessary amenities to continue business productivity in flight. With fast internet connectivity, a dedicated media bay with accessible ports, and enough room for your team, the Global 5000 makes it possible to stay connected as if you never left the office.
The Global 5000’s three zone cabin seats 13 passengers comfortably but has enough room for 16 passengers. With over 40 feet in length and almost 8 feet in width, there is plenty of room on board for mobility. Conference grouping, club seats, and a divan are all standard and make business productivity easy.
Bombardier offers the fastest in-flight internet connectivity worldwide that helps keep you and your colleagues up to date at all times. Additionally, a media credenza is centralized in the cabin and offers both USB and HDMI ports that allow connection to any portable device.
100% fresh air is constantly filtered throughout the cabin and air temperature can easily be adjusted at any time. The in-flight luggage compartment makes it easy to access personal belongings during the flight.
Powerful Performance
Two Rolls-Royce turbofan engines power the Global 5000 and produce 14,750 pounds of thrust each. At this force, the aircraft can reach a top speed of Mach 0.89 and travel 5,200 nautical miles.
Intuitive Flight Deck
Within the cockpit, Bombardier’s Vision flight deck features four large LCD screens for easy organization and viewing. The system features graphical flight planning as well as a weather radar. The cockpit is also equipped with a Head-Up Display System, Enhanced Vision System, and Synthetic Vision System.
Providing an environment where business can continue despite travel, The Bombardier Global 5000 features all the amenities for comfort and productivity. It is priced at about $50 million.
Ideal for corporate or individual travel, the Beechjet 400A is perfect for short range travel from city to city. With upgraded performance and maximized space, the Beechjet 400A is a strong competitor in the light jet category.
Beechjet 400A: Everything You Need To Know
Beechjet 400A Interior
The Beechjet 400A holds up to eight passengers, can travel at a maximum speed of 446 knots, and is made for convenience and efficiency. It can travel at heights of up to 45,000 feet and offers 53 cubic feet of luggage space. Cabin space is maximized by the relocation of the fuel tank underneath the floor, adding comfort factors such as the fully berthable 180 degree swiveling seats and a rear lavatory. Additionally, the cabin has been soundproofed to offer a quieter and more relaxed flight experience for passengers.
Performance
Upgrades to the Beechjet 400A include increased payload, more fuel storage and greater cabin volume. Two Pratt and Whitney turbo fan engines provide 2,900 pounds of thrust each and have an inspection interval of 3,500 hours. The engines power the aircraft to a range of 1,500 nautical miles at a speed of Mach 0.78.
Flight Deck
The 400A’s advanced cockpit suite is equipped with the Collins Pro Line 4 avionics system. This includes a digital flight control system, flight management system, color weather radar, and more. Additionally, the brakes incorporate anti-skid logic for increased safety and allow for a greater maximum landing weight.
Dassault’s Falcon 20-5 comes after two Falcon 20 upgrades which included new engines and improved performance. This midsize jet has been perfected over the years to continue delivering seamless travel experiences.
Falcon 20-5: Everything You Need to Know
Falcon 20-5 Interior
At 700 cubic feet, the midsize cabin is host to two living areas and can accommodate eight to ten passengers. The two zones can be configured in a double-club arrangement or a club and divan combination. At 24 feet long, the cabin has a forward galley equipped with all the necessities and the aft lavatory has full-width for more comfort.
Improved Performance
After the Falcon 20 was introduced to the market, it received two engine upgrades to improve speed and power. The second upgrade gave the aircraft two Allied Signal engines, each producing 4,750 pounds of thrust. With an additional 250 pounds of thrust compared to the previous engines, the aircraft became the Falcon 20-5.
The new engines not only improve aircraft power, but improve other areas as well. The Falcon 20-5 can climb to an altitude of 39,000 feet in just 27 minutes, which is seven minutes less than with the previous engines. The aircraft can carry an additional 850 pounds, increasing the maximum take-off weight to 30,325 pounds. Additionally, the engines help to increase the range to 2,258 nautical miles.
Avionics
In the cockpit, pilots will find the Collins Pro Line 4 system with APS 30 autopilot. The cockpit also features various other systems including Sperry Primus 400 color weather radar that decreases workload and increases awareness.
Fitted with better and more powerful engines, the Falcon 20-5 has evolved within the midsize jet category. With greater speed, range, and climb performance, the Falcon 20-5 provides seamless travel on every flight.
As a staple aircraft in the Gulfstream family, the G400 is a heavy jet providing constant reliability and unbeatable performance. First delivered in 1987, the Gulfstream G400 has been a favorite among the aviation community ever since.
Gulfstream G400: Everything You Need To Know
Gulfstream G400 Interior
Seating 10 to 12 passengers, the G400’s stand-up cabin is both spacious and comfortable. With over six feet in height, over seven feet in width, and over 40 feet in length, there is an abundance of room on board the G400 which is perfect for working or relaxing. Natural light flows through out the three zone cabin due to the 12 Gulfstream panoramic windows. Additionally, the internal baggage volume of the G400 is 169 cubic feet, offering more than enough space for passenger luggage.
Performance
The Gulfstream G400 is immediately recognizable by its low swept wing with winglets, its swept T-tail with horizontal stabilizer, and its two powerful rear fuselage mounted engines. The technical advancements are due largely in part to the two Rolls-Royce MK 611-8 engines that power this jet above and beyond the previous fuel consumption rates, by a 15% improvement margin. With these engines, the Gulfstream G400 will fly at speeds up to 505 knots and has a range of 4,220 nautical miles.
Flight Deck
The G400 has employed several systems that improve pilot maneuverability and ease of flight. The Collins radios, FMS, and dual Honeywell laser inertial reference systems are the most notable. This jet also includes Goodyear Aerospace’s brake-by-wire system and a Dowty fail-passive steer-by-wire system, and is the first of the Gulfstream family to put this system to use.
Without fail, the Gulfstream G400 continues to deliver seamless flights since its introduction to the aviation community.
Paving the way for business trijets, Dassault’s Falcon 7X is a revolutionary aircraft designed to provide exceptional performance and comfort. With over 200 Falcon 7X aircraft in service around the world today, the business jet is one of the most popular in the aviation industry.
Falcon 7X: Everything You Need to Know
Cabin Interior
At a total cabin volume of 1,552 cubic feet, the Falcon 7X comfortably seats 12 to 16 passengers in a three zone cabin. 28 large windows span the length of the cabin and provide each living area with plenty of natural light.
At 39-feet-long, the cabin also comes equipped with entertainment and connectivity tools in a user friendly format that make working or relaxing a seamless experience. Additionally, cabin air is constantly humidified and refreshed throughout the jet. At 41,000 feet, passengers will enjoy a comfortable cabin pressure of just 3,950 feet and arrive feeling refreshed.
Performance Details
As the first business jet to use fighter jet technology, the Falcon 7X is powerful but elegant. It is not only controlled like a fighter jet, but is handled similarly as well. Side-stick controllers assist pilots in seamlessly handling the jet and help decrease pilot workload.
The Falcon 7X is powered by three Pratt & Whitney engines, each producing 6,402 pounds of thrust. With the addition of the third engine, the 7X’s range is increased to 5,950 nautical miles and it can travel at a maximum operating speed of .90 Mach. Additionally, it has a fuel consumption that is 15 to 30% lower than other jets in its class.
Falcon 7X Avionics
In the flight deck, Dassault Falcon’s EASy system significantly improves situational awareness and safety. Fly-by-wire provides intuitive responsiveness and precision and the Digital Flight Control System offers more precise handling.
A favorite within the private aviation community, the Falcon 7X is both powerful and luxurious. It is priced at about $30 million.
The Bombardier Learjet 60 is a midsize jet featuring exceptional handling and constant reliability. Able to climb quickly and fly at a fast cruise speed, the Learjet 60 provides seamless travel on every flight.
Bombardier Learjet 60: What You Need to Know
Learjet 60 Cabin
Designed to provide maximum space for passengers, the Learjet 60 has one of the biggest cabins in the Learjet line. Comfortably seating six to seven passengers, the cabin features premium leather seats that swivel and recline.
Fold out tables can be easily accessed or stowed away and are perfect for dining or working. Amenities such as a radio phone, fax machine, microwave, and coffee maker can be included in the cabin if desired.
Performance
With the capability of climbing to a cruise level of 43,000 feet in less than 14 minutes, it can reach speeds of up to 457 knots and has a transcontinental range of 2,590 miles. Two Pratt & Whitney turbofan engines reduce takeoff noise and each provide 5,225 pounds of thrust.
As a unique function, the Learjet 60 has a digital engine control system that easily controls all of the engine’s functions. The system automatically regulates engine performance during flights, decreasing workload for pilots. Additionally, heavy wing loading provides smoother flights even during turbulence. A nose wheel steering system makes handling easier when the jet is on the ground and stronger brakes enhance performance as well.
Flight Deck
The jet’s flight deck is equipped with the Pro Line 4 avionics system featuring four large displays. A clean layout provides pilots with the most necessary information while a flight guidance system and short-range navigation come standard.
Providing constant reliability and strong performance, the Learjet 60 is one of the most popular jets in the midsize category.
As one of the best-selling business jets on the market, Bombardier’s Challenger 350 is a super midsize jet that continues to pursue best-in-class performance and travel. Providing a smooth flight from beginning to end, it’s both reliable and luxurious.
Challenger 350: What You Need To Know
Challenger 350 Interior Details
At six feet tall, over seven feet wide, and over 25 feet long, the Challenger 350’s cabin is spacious and serves all necessary amenities and more. A flat floor provides easy mobility for passengers and safe access to baggage compartments allow travelers to retrieve personal items at any time.
Large hand crafted seats with 180-degree swivel technology and personal touch screen controls give passengers the ultimate comfort experience. Additionally, large windows provide plenty of natural light and sleek fold-out tables are perfect for working or dining.
Aircraft Specifications
Seating up to 10 passengers, the Challenger 350 can fly 3,200 nautical miles seamlessly. Fly from New York to London or Paris to Dubai with full passenger capacity. At a top speed of Mach 0.83, travelers will arrive at their destinations faster than ever before.
Also, it’s powered by two Honeywell engines providing increased thrust, ultimate fuel efficiency, and minimal emissions.
Cockpit
Within the avionics suite, overall, Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 give pilots four LCD screens to display all necessary information. Synthetic vision, MultiScan weather radar, and industry leading connectivity help reduce workload for pilots.
Helping to define the super midsize category, Bombardier’s Challenger 350 is one of the most successful business jets on the market. In general, pricing starts at about $23 million.
