N1DM

The airframe bearing tail number N1DM is a 2020 Gulfstream G500 (GVII-G500), serial 72070, completed by Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation. Ownership is recorded as an unnamed LLC (name not published, type='LLC', location not published), and the aircraft carries United States registration US. The airframe's known valuation is $44,650,000, reflecting market pricing for late-model G500s of comparable configuration. No publicly noted registry actions or changes of operator are published for this tail number beyond the LLC ownership entry.

This specific Gulfstream G500 is certificated in a flexible interior standard for the type, capable of up to 3 living areas and typical executive layouts seating 8–12 passengers, with a certified maximum seating of 19. The aircraft is equipped with the Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck, providing advanced flight controls, combined vision systems and enhanced situational awareness that support long-range executive and charter operations. Given its 5,300 nm range and high-altitude capability to 51,000 ft, typical mission profiles for this airframe would include transcontinental U.S. flights and transoceanic legs for business or government transport. Maintenance considerations align with twin PW814GA turbofan logistics and Gulfstream’s factory support network; configured ownership by an LLC suggests use in corporate or charter service rather than private individual operation.

The Gulfstream G500 (GVII-G500) occupies the super-midsize to large-cabin sector, offering high speed, long range and modern avionics for the corporate jet market. Its competitors include late-model offerings from Bombardier and Dassault in similar mission bands, and demand typically centers on buyers seeking advanced cockpit systems and transcontinental capability. Resale and maintenance considerations for this 2020 airframe reflect continuing strong support for Pratt & Whitney PW800-series engines and Gulfstream’s product support, with valuation consistent with contemporaneous examples in corporate and charter fleets.