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New Gulfstream Jets Make International Debuts

Both the large-cabin G650 and the super-midsize G280, pictured here, took time off from the flight test program to make their EBACE debut.

May 13, 2012

Gulfstream’s G650, the U.S. manufacturer’s largest, fastest flying jet, made its first transoceanic crossing to appear here at the EBACE show, having touched down at Geneva Airport on Saturday evening. Both the G650 and the super mid-size G280, which landed Saturday morning, are making their European debuts. They flew in from Washington, D.C.’s Dulles International. Gulfstream intends to apply for city-pair speed records from the U.S. National Aeronautic Association for the flights.

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