Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. will exhibit three business jets at the Dubai Airshow Nov. 12-16: the flagship Gulfstream G650ER, the award-winning Gulfstream G550 and the class-leading Gulfstream G280. The aircraft will be part of the airshow’s static display at Dubai World Central.
“Gulfstream is uniquely positioned to support the steadily growing Middle Eastern market with our versatile, class-leading family of aircraft that allow customers to travel quickly and comfortably to far-reaching business hubs,” said Mark Burns, president, Gulfstream.
Customers will have the opportunity to tour the static display, including the internationally recognized four-living-area G650ER, and to discuss Gulfstream’s advances in performance, reliability and innovative, immersive design.
More than 170 Gulfstream aircraft operate in the Middle East and Africa.
In addition to the static display and chalet, Gulfstream will have a special missions booth inside the U.S. Pavilion at Dubai World Central.
There are more than 50 Gulfstream special missions aircraft in-service throughout the Middle East and Africa. The ability to fly at high altitudes and ultra-long ranges allows Gulfstream’s specialized aircraft to support a diverse scope of critical missions, such as aeromedical evacuation; head-of-state transport; airborne early warning; and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
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