N1222P

This entry covers Gulfstream G-V airframe N1222P, built in 2000 by Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation with manufacturer serial number 606. The aircraft is recorded as owned by OGGV LLC, an LLC based in Houston, TX, US, and is registered in the US; ownership is held by a Houston-based limited liability company. Notable registry actions are limited to its current US registration and valuation reporting; the airframe is appraised at $10,995,000 indicating market positioning for an early-2000s long-range business jet in maintained condition.

The cabin for N1222P follows a typical executive Gulfstream G-V layout accommodating between 12 and 19 passengers in its executive configuration, with a forward galley, conference/dining area and an enclosed lavatory; specific furnishings and seat counts vary by interior refit. Avionics are typically fitted with Honeywell SPX-8500, subject to aircraft-specific upgrades that may alter navigation and communications capability. Operated from Houston, TX by its listed owner, the airframe’s performance figures—long range of 6,425 nm and high-altitude ceiling of 51,000 ft—support intercontinental executive missions and transoceanic charters typical for the category. Maintenance considerations align with twin-engine, high-performance turbofan operation and the BR710 series’ overhaul and support requirements.

As a member of the Gulfstream G-V family, N1222P embodies the model’s emphasis on long-range, high-speed executive transport as demonstrated by its 459 kts cruise and 6,425 nm range. The 2000 build date places this airframe in the earlier production run of the model, a factor reflected in its appraised value of $10,995,000 and relevant to prospective buyers or operators assessing refurbishment, avionics upgrades, or interior refits. Ownership by an LLC in Houston highlights common ownership structures for corporate and private operation in the fixed-wing multi-engine category.