will be showcased alongside more than 180 commercial, military, and private aircraft at the Al Maktoum International Airport from November 13 to 17. The event will allow Gulfstream to show off the jets and potentially reel in new high-flying customers from the UAE.
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The G700 and G500 aren’t exactly newcomers, but both jets are certainly deserving of the spotlight. In fact, Gulfstream announced some small but significant news regarding each aircraft.The G500 was recently certified for steep approach by the Federal Aviation Administration , meaning it can access even more destinations worldwide, such as London City Airport in England and Lugano Airport in Switzerland. That’s just the cherry on top of an already impressive jet.
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