The company continues to invest in its super-midsize Gulfstream G280 with the addition of an even lower cabin altitude and new LED exterior lights. The new enhancements follow a record sales year and exemplify Gulfstream's ongoing commitment to the G280.
"The G280 continues to set the standard for the super-midsize class and we are seeing outstanding levels of interest from customers around the world," said Mark Burns, president, Gulfstream. “This past year marked a record sales year for the G280, validating that our continued investment has been well-received."
Ongoing research and development coupled with excellence in interior outfitting has allowed Gulfstream to introduce an even lower cabin altitude for the G280, reducing it from 6,000 feet/1,829 meters to 4,800 ft/1,463 m at a 41,000-ft/12,497-m cruising altitude. The new lower cabin altitude means less strain on the body, leaving customers even more relaxed and refreshed when they reach their destination.
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