N650GD

N650GD is a 2020 Gulfstream GVI (G650ER), manufacturer serial number 6434, registered in the United States and held by a corporate owner. The airframe is fitted with two Rolls Deut BR700-725A112 turbofan engines rated at approximately 14,975 lbs thrust each and is listed in the over 20,000 lbs weight class with a 22-seat configuration. The registration shows an airworthiness date in July 2021 and a certificate issue action in September 2021; the transponder Mode S hex code associated with the registration is A88D54. The aircraft is configured and certificated for standard/transport operations and is commonly used for long-range corporate missions and OEM demonstration/ferry duties. Current market valuation is not available in the provided data and should be confirmed with appraisal or broker sources prior to transaction decisions.

This G650ER airframe is configured as a large-cabin, long-range business jet optimized for transcontinental and intercontinental corporate operations; the manifest and cabin specific layout details are listed as a 22-seat configuration in the registration summary. Typical mission profiles for this model include long-range executive transport, owner-operator corporate travel and OEM demo/ferry tasks; the exact interior fit (cabinetry, seating finishes, entertainment and connectivity options) for this tail is not specified in the available material. The aircraft uses twin Rolls-Deutz BR700-series turbofan engines which allow the G650 family to operate at high cruise speeds and in the high-altitude flight environment expected of ultra-long-range business jets; avionics and maintenance program details for this specific airframe are not provided and should be confirmed from maintenance logs and the owner/operator prior to purchase or operation.

The Gulfstream GVI (marketed as the G650 series with extended-range ER variants) serves as Gulfstream's large-cabin, long-range flagship and competes in the ultra-long-range business jet segment. The model family is built around a high-speed, long-range mission set and a large, stand-up cabin that appeals to corporate flight departments and fractional/charter operators seeking maximum range and cabin comfort. Common buyer considerations include engine support/overhaul planning for BR700-series engines, tracking of service bulletin/compliance history, and assessment of cabin refurbishment cycles; acquisition due diligence typically focuses on logbook continuity, damage history, and evidence of line- and heavy-maintenance compliance. Given this airframe's corporate registration and recent certification actions, purchasers and brokers will prioritize confirmation of the full maintenance records, exact interior specification, and up-to-date valuation prior to negotiations.