Gulfstream G650 Charter Flights

Providing Charter Flights on a Gulfstream G650 Charter Jet Anywhere in the World

Gulfstream Aerospace outdid itself when it created the Gulfstream G650. On the market since 2008, the Gulfstream G650 private jet remains highly regarded by those who demand the utmost quality in private jet charters.

The Gulfstream G650 private jet is a twin-engine luxury jet, powered by a pair of Rolls-Royce BR725 turbofans, is sought after by:

• Celebrities
• Dignitaries
• Multinational corporations

In fact, despite a $65 million price tag, the waitlist to buy a Gulfstream G650 grew to more than 200 soon after production began! And it’s still in high demand today.

Of course, that’s not to say that the Gulfstream G650 charter private jet is out of reach. Stratos Jet Charters regularly charters the Gulfstream G650 for both business and pleasure trips the world over. With our concierge service, if you need a business jet with these capabilities, there is nothing to stop you. We will go to every length to make sure you have a Gulfstream G650 at your disposal.

The Gulfstream G650 Charter Jet Is The Ultimate Business Tool

The G650 is Gulfstream’s largest and fastest business jet, capable of carrying between 11 and 18 passengers, depending on configuration. It boasts an impressive long-range cruise speed of 595 mph and is capable of flying nonstop for 7,000 nm. This makes it capable of flying to places like:

• Los Angeles to London
• New York to Tokyo

And if you want to get a little shut-eye while you’re cruising at 51,000 feet, it sleeps up to 10.

And the Gulfstream G650 gets you to your destination in the blink of an eye, reaching Mach 0.925. In fact the Gulfstream G650ER holds the record for the farthest, fastest flight in business aviation history. The Gulfstream G650 and Gulfstream G650ER hold more than 110 world speed records

The Gulfstream G650 private jet's remarkable performance attributes are matched by its interior cabin amenities and design. With an emphasis on travel comfort, it features:

• The lowest pressurized cabin altitude of any business aircraft
• Cabin air completely replenishes every two minutes
• Sixteen large panoramic windows for natural lighting

The goal is to create as natural an environment as possible, allowing passengers flying on private jet charters to arrive at their final destination feeling refreshed.

The spacious cabin measures 8 feet 6 inches wide and 6 feet 5 inches high, and it can be configured for different purposes, such as:

• Business meetings
• Entertainment
• Relaxation

The Gulfstream G650 private jet is no mere business jet—it is so much more. With its four distinctive living spaces, the Gulfstream G650 is an airborne retreat, a place that allows you to dine and drink and relax, or, if need be, hold important executive planning meetings in anticipation of upcoming business meetings.

Yet, despite its size, the Gulfstream G650 private jet weighs less than 100,000 pounds. This allows it to access smaller airports that some of its class competitors aren’t able to reach. This is a real advantage when planning private jet charters and Gulfstream G650 rentals, as it allows travelers to avoid the busier airports in city centers.

In addition to a full kitchen and bar—complete with convection oven and ice drawers—the G650 comes equipped with entertainment and business amenities such as satellite phones and wireless Internet.

So how much does a Gulfstream G650 cost? A brand new G650 will set you back $65 million. Pre-owned G650s start around $45 million or less, depending on their age and condition.

Gulfstream G650 Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns a Gulfstream G650ER? This aircraft is popular among celebrities. The more notorious owners include: Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey, and Ralph Lauren. How many Gulfstream G650 are there?  There are currently about 300 of these aircraft in service with more being delivered monthly. How many hours can a G650 fly? On a single tank of fuel and with four passengers on board, this aircraft can cover 7,130 nautical miles. This means a G650 can fly uninterrupted for roughly 14 hours.