Gulfstream G700 FAQ

Market hourly rates for the Gulfstream G700 typically run $12,000–$16,800. A 5-hour trip is in the $60,000–$84,000 band. Final pricing depends on routing, repositioning, airport fees, and service tier. Empty-leg flights save 30–55% off these rates.

The Gulfstream G700 has a published range of 6,500 nm (~12,038 km), cruising at 500 ktas with a service ceiling of 51,000 ft. Under standard payload and conditions it can fly routes such as New York ↔ London, Dubai ↔ Hong Kong, Los Angeles ↔ Hawaii. Real-world range drops 10–15% under headwinds, full payload, and fuel reserves.

The Gulfstream G700 typically configures 16 cabin seats. Cabin dimensions are 42' L × 7.5' W × 6.3' H with 195 cu ft of baggage. Wi-Fi is standard. Cabin allows full standing.

Operators known to fly the Gulfstream G700 include Jet Aviation and Qatar Executive. VOLO sources from a worldwide network of certified operators and can match a real Gulfstream G700 for your charter request.

Similar ultra long ranges with comparable performance include Gulfstream G650ER, Boeing BBJ, and Boeing BBJ 767. VOLO's comparison tool lets you put any of these side-by-side on range, cabin, and price for your specific trip.

The Gulfstream G700 is made by Gulfstream. It has a maximum speed of 560 ktas (~1037 km/h) and a normal cruise of 500 ktas. Service ceiling is 51,000 ft — well above commercial cruising, which lets it route over most weather.

Submit a quote on VOLO with your origin, destination, date, and passenger count, and our matching engine returns Gulfstream G700 availability from our operator network. Empty-leg flights post 1–7 days ahead and save 30–55%.