Heavy Jets
Heavy jets built for intercontinental range — anchored by the Gulfstream G-IV SP, a wide-cabin aircraft for missions where the supermidsize category runs out of runway.
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The Category
About Heavy Jets
The heavy-jet category is anchored by the Gulfstream G-IV SP — a stand-up cabin across three distinct living areas for up to 14 passengers, with a published range near 4,220 nautical miles and cruise speeds around 476 knots.
When a trip calls for a transatlantic crossing, a larger group, or a cabin that functions as a workspace and rest space for a full day in the air, the G-IV SP holds that ground.
Why Charter
What sets a Heavy apart
Gulfstream G-IV SP
A flagship heavy jet with a published range near 4,220 nautical miles and seating for up to fourteen passengers.
Up to 4,220 NM
Intercontinental range near 4,220 NM covers many transoceanic routes without stepping up to an ultra-long-haul flagship.
Three-Zone Cabin
Three distinct zones for work, dining, and rest make the G-IV SP a full-cabin solution for transatlantic and intercontinental itineraries.
The Fleet
Available Heavy aircraft
Specifications are representative of the model; individual aircraft may vary.
Good to Know
Common questions about Heavy Jets
How far can a heavy jet fly?
The Gulfstream G-IV SP publishes a range near 4,220 nautical miles — intercontinental reach for transatlantic and long-haul itineraries.
How many passengers does a heavy jet seat?
Up to fourteen passengers, typically with three cabin zones for work, dining, and rest.
When does a heavy jet make sense?
When an international or long domestic trip needs both range and a full large-cabin layout (work/dine/rest) without stepping up to an ultra-long-haul flagship.
Ready to fly
Heavy Jets?
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