N726GD

This entry covers airframe N726GD, a Gulfstream G700 (GVIII-G700) registered in the United States and held in corporate ownership by GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE CORP of Savannah, GA. The aircraft is owned and maintained by its manufacturer, a status that has kept its operational and registry history largely internal to the company. Registered to the manufacturer and based in Savannah, Georgia, the airframe serves as a demonstrator/operator asset rather than a third‑party charter or private acquisition. Public valuation detail and specific build or serial numbers have not been published.

The aircraft is fitted with a flexible Gulfstream‑designed cabin that supports layouts of up to five living areas and a typical executive arrangement seating 19. Configurations for this airframe include options for a forward ultragalley and a grand suite with shower, permitting mixed long‑range corporate mission profiles and full‑service executive comfort. Avionics for N726GD are the Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck, featuring combined/synthetic vision, HUD/dual HUD capability, and advanced touch displays that support reduced crew workload on long overwater or high‑altitude flights. Operated from the manufacturer’s base in Savannah, the airframe’s profile is consistent with transcontinental and global corporate missions that exploit its 7,750 nm range and high‑altitude cruise capability; manufacturer ownership also implies factory‑led maintenance cycles and data logging.

The Gulfstream G700 (GVIII‑G700) represents Gulfstream Aerospace’s long‑range, ultra‑long‑range business jet offering within the fixed‑wing multi‑engine category, combining high cruise speed and extended range to target top‑tier corporate and fractional operators. Competing models in the same performance niche are other ultra‑long‑range business jets, with buyer and charter demand focused on cabin comfort, range and advanced avionics. Manufacturer ownership of N726GD suggests continual factory maintenance and updates, a factor that can positively influence resale cleanliness but limits commercial exposure typical of third‑party‑operated examples.