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Interior

Gulfstream G450 interior

Published cabin dimensions, the typical layouts and illustrations of the cabin.

Gulfstream G450 cabin interior illustration: illustration of a Gulfstream G450 type cabin, 6 ft 2 in high and 7 ft 4 in wide, with cream seating, walnut veneer and oval windows.

Illustration of a representative Gulfstream G450 cabin interior. Every aircraft's completion differs.

Cabin

The G450 cabin

Stand-up headroom for most passengers.
Cabin height
6 ft 2 in
Cabin width
7 ft 4 in
Cabin length
40 ft 4 in
Passengers
Up to 19
Class
Large-cabin jet

Layouts

How the cabin is laid out

  • Typical layout

    Illustrative 12-passenger layout: forward four-seat club, two middle chairs, aft four-place conference group and two opposite chairs; aft galley

    Gulfstream G450 seat map illustration. Illustrative 12-passenger layout: forward four-seat club, two middle chairs, aft four-place conference group and two opposite chairs; aft galley.
  • Alternative layout

    Typical 14-passenger layout: a club of four, four conference seats, two club seats opposite a four-place divan, forward galley and aft lavatory

    Gulfstream G450 seat map illustration, layout 2: top-down view of the cabin. Typical 14-passenger layout: a club of four, four conference seats, two club seats opposite a four-place divan, forward galley and aft lavatory.
  • 3D plan, to scale

    Plan view cut through the 40 ft 4 in cabin, with a representative 14-seat layout.

    Gulfstream G450 3D seat map illustration: plan view cut through the 40 ft 4 in cabin, with a representative 14-seat layout.

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