The Gulfstream 200 – one of the first private jets in the Gulfstream series – became among the top competitors in the super-midsize aircraft category. Initially developed by Israel Aircraft Industries and named the Israel IAI-1126 Galaxy, it was later rebranded as the G200 after it was purchased by Gulfstream. At high altitudes, the cabin maintains a low altitude for passengers, ensuring passengers comfort throughout the flight. Separate and adjustable climate controls in the cockpit and cabin provide plenty of fresh air throughout, keeping cool even in the hottest weather.
The aircraft cabin can be configured between 8 and 19 seats with power outlets available for any piece of office equipment in addition to individual outlets for each passenger.
The typical cruising speed is 470 mph, with a service ceiling of 39,000 feet. One of the signature features of the G200 is the cabin height of 6.3ft, which is actually greater than that of the G450 (6.1ft).