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N2DFGulfstream GIV-X (certified family)

Registration record

N2DF on the FAA register

Type
Gulfstream GIV-X (certified family)
Serial
4096
Engines
2 × Rolls-Royc TAY 611-8C
Registered owner
Suburban Properties 3 LLC, Birmingham, MI, US
Certificate issued
2018-11-13
Airworthiness date
2007-08-31
Registration expires
2028-11-30
Mode S (hex)
A18DA2
Status
Current as of October 2026

Overview

N2DF is a Gulfstream GIV-X (certified family), serial number 4096. The FAA lists Suburban Properties 3 LLC as the registered owner. Its aircraft category is large-cabin jet. Its ICAO type designator is GLF4.

FAA registration

The FAA record identifies the make as GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE and the model as GIV-X. The certificate of registration was issued on November 13, 2018. The recorded airworthiness date is August 31, 2007. These dates describe different entries in the registry: the registration certificate and the aircraft's airworthiness record.

Type reference

The classification cites EASA IM.A.070 Issue13. The engine reference in the record is Rolls-Royc TAY 611-8C, with 2 engines. The reference thrust is 13850 pounds per engine. The FAA record does not indicate fractional ownership. These model references identify the recorded aircraft type. The aircraft's installed equipment and operating limitations require its own records.

Illustration of the documented N227SV G450 thirteen-place cabin example. Actual interiors vary; not a photograph of this aircraft.

Data: Radar, FAA aircraft registry file of 2026-10-09.

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