Gulfstream IV
Overview
The Gulfstream IV is a significantly improved, larger, longer ranging and advanced development of the earlier versions.
The most significant improvement with the G-IV over the earlier Gulfstream models are the Rolls-Royce Tay turbofans, which
bring significant fuel burn and noise emission improvements. Notable features include a stretched fuselage, greater fuel
capacity and range, and an advanced EFIS avionics suite with six colour CRT displays.
The Gulfstream IV has set a number of records, including flying west around the world over 36,800km (19,890nm) in a time of 45hr 25min, setting 22 class world records, and another flight east around the world, which setting 11 class world records.
Specifications
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Dimensions
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Wing span 23.72m (77ft 10in)
length 26.92m (88ft 4in)
height 7.45m (24ft 5in)
Wing area 88.3m2 (950.39sq ft).
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Powerplants
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Two 61.6kN (13,850lb) Rolls-Royce Tay Mk.6118 turbofans.
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Weights
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G-IV - Empty 16,102kg (35,500lb),
max takeoff 33,203kg (73,200lb).
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Capacity
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Flightcrew of two. Main cabin seating for between 14 and 19, plus flight attendant.
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Performance
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G-IV - Normal cruising speed 850km/h (460kt).
Initial rate of climb 4000ft/min.
Range with max payload and reserves 6732km (3633nm),
Range with eight passengers and reserves 7815km (4220nm).
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