N730GA

The airframe bearing registration N730GA is a Gulfstream G150 built in 2012, manufacturer serial number 302, and is registered in the United States. This specific airliner-quality business jet is recorded as owned by G150-SN302 LLC, a Cincinnati, Ohio–based limited liability company; the documented ownership by an LLC is the primary public registry event associated with the airframe. The aircraft carries a market valuation of $4,500,000, reflecting its status as a mid-life entry in the G150 fleet with standard configuration and avionics. Maintenance and operational records beyond basic registry and valuation are not published here.

The cabin of N730GA is configured for 11 certified seats, typically arranged with a forward galley and a belted aft lavatory though operator layouts may vary. Avionics are shown as the Collins Pro Line 21 suite, a common fit on many G150s that supports typical corporate and charter mission avionics requirements. Operationally this airframe is suited to medium- to long-range corporate missions spanning up to 3,000 nm at a cruise speed near 447 kts and a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, enabling transcontinental U.S. hops and point-to-point regional international trips. As a two-engine fixed-wing multi-engine platform, routine maintenance will follow Honeywell TFE731 programs and Collins avionics service cycles as applicable to this serial number and owner.

The Gulfstream G150, as represented by N730GA, occupies a performance niche for light-to-midsize business jet operators seeking higher cruise speeds and transcontinental range without stepping up to larger-cabin types. Competing models in the segment historically include light-to-midsize jets with similar seating and range; buyer and charter demand for well-equipped G150s often focuses on airframes with modern avionics such as Collins Pro Line 21 and well-documented maintenance. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe are influenced by its 2012 manufacture date, twin Honeywell TFE731 engines, and LLC ownership structure, which can simplify commercial operation but requires careful review of maintenance-ledgers when evaluating condition against the stated $4,500,000 valuation.