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Gulfstream G650ER vs Gulfstream G800

The same figures as our ownership cost guides, side by side: cabin and performance first, then what each aircraft costs to own and fly.

Cabin and performance

Gulfstream G650ER vs Gulfstream G800: cabin and performance
Gulfstream G650ERGulfstream G800
Passengers1919
RangeNautical miles, optimum configuration7,500 nm8,200 nm
Cruise speed516 kt—
Service ceiling51,000 ft51,000 ft
Charter rateThe size class's published hourly rates, not a quote for this model$18,000–$19,000/hr (ultra-long-range jet)$18,000–$19,000/hr (ultra-long-range jet)

Ownership and operating cost

Fixed costs are what the aircraft costs before it moves: crew, hangar, insurance, management. Variable costs are charged by the hour flown. CRAFT's own estimates, built the same way for every aircraft from public inputs; the real figures depend on how and where you fly.

No estimate for the Gulfstream G800 yet. No fuel burn we can cite: the manufacturer publishes no average and Conklin & de Decker's published averages don't list it. We leave it blank rather than guess.

Gulfstream G650ER vs Gulfstream G800: ownership and operating cost
Gulfstream G650ERGulfstream G800
Fixed costsA year, before any flying$1,720,587Not estimated
Variable costsPer hour flown$8,853/hrNot estimated
Total at 200 hoursFixed plus variable, a year$3,491,187Not estimated
Cost per hour at 200 hours$17,456/hrNot estimated

Full breakdowns: Gulfstream G650ER and Gulfstream G800.

Price by build year, specs and every tail number: Gulfstream G650ER.

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