Gulfstream G350 Private Jet Charter

Gulfstream G350 Private Jet Charter Flights and Prices

The Gulfstream G350 is a short-range version of the Gulfstream 450, featuring similar interior design, frame design and aerodynamic performance. Accommodating up to 16 passengers in its spacious cabin, the Gulfstream 350 business jet is one of the best performing, most comfortable and most affordable midsize private jets in its class.

The average hourly rental rate of the Gulfstream G350 is around 7,300 USD per hour.

The average purchase price of a new Gulfstream G350 is 34,900,000 USD.

The average purchase price of a pre-owned Gulfstream G350 is 25,500,000 USD.

Performance Specifications

More about the Gulfstream G350

First delivered in the summer of 2005, the Gulfstream G350 is classified as a large business jet. The aircraft delivers an abundance of space to travelers who require the seating room and cargo space of the Gulfstream G450 without its long-range capabilities. Although technically the successor of the Gulfstream III, the G350 is more similar to the G450 in virtually every way. From an external point of view, the two business jets are nearly impossible to distinguish. Even inside the cabin, the G350 bears striking resemblance to its "big brother," sharing all the same comfort features that make the G450 a delightful and rejuvenating flight experience. The G350 epitomizes an exciting time in the private aviation industry. Manufacturers are now tailoring their new designs and products towards specific segments of the market that didn't officially exist in the past. This represents a widespread evolution in the industry and essentially provides more efficient options for travelers who know exactly what they need or desire.

Key Features of the Gulfstream G350

Featuring no less than six individual floor plans, the G350 boasts a plethora of options for customization. These dynamic floor plan configurations are optimized to seat between eight and sixteen passengers in a variety of seating arrangements that are designed to maximize comfort. The versatility is thanks to three possible forward galley and three possible aft galley configurations, which allow space to be optimized in different ways for distinct purposes. Comfort was a chief focus for Gulfstream when they designed these business jets. With lower cabin altitude than most competing aircraft, the G350's cabin remains at a comfortable level no matter how high the aircraft soars. Considering that the cabin altitude remains at 6,000 feet even at the aircraft's maximum operating altitude of 45,000, this is an especially attractive feature for travelers who need to wind down and get some rest during flights. Optimal for travelers who desire G450-level comfort with medium-range flight capabilities, the G350 is an excellent and cost-effective alternative.

Capabilities of the Gulfstream G350

The Gulfstream G350 utilizes Honeywell Primus Epic avionics with the same modern and reliable PlaneView cockpit that the G450 uses. An Enhanced Vision System, Honeywell 2020 HUD (Heads Up Display), and four LCD's ensure that pilot awareness and visibility is maintained at all times. The G350 uses twin Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8C engines that each produce 13,850 lbs of thrust. It can climb to 37,000 feet in an impressive 15 minutes and has a maximum range of 3,797 nautical miles. Its spacious cabin has dimensions of 45' 1" length, 7' 4" width, and 6' 2" height. It features zone-based temperature control as well as heated oval windows. Optional features include a stateroom, stand-up shower, entertainment systems and an abundance of other available amenities. Overall, the G350 offers many more standard and optional features over other midsize jet alternatives. The Gulfstream G350 is an extremely reliable performance aircraft that excels at offering as much space as possible in an efficient transcontinental value package.