Aircraft
Gulfstream To Drop G150, Focus on Large Bizjet Market
The G150—a derivative of the G100/Astra SPX—is manufactured under contract by Israel Aerospace Industries in Tel Aviv.
The last Gulfstream G150 will be delivered in mid-2017, the Savannah, Georgia aircraft manufacturer announced on September 28. Gulfstream Aerospace is dropping the midsize aircraft model so it can focus on the larger end of the business jet market. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)
The last Gulfstream G150 will be delivered in mid-2017, the Savannah, Georgia aircraft manufacturer announced on September 28. Gulfstream Aerospace is dropping the midsize aircraft model so it can focus on the larger end of the business jet market. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)

Gulfstream Aerospace will cease production of the midsize G150 next year so it can “focus on the super-midsize and large-cabin jet markets,” Mark Burns, president of the Savannah, Georgia-based aircraft manufacturer, announced today. The company’s line-up will thus consist of the G280 in the super-midsize category and the G450, G500, G550, G600 and G650/650ER in the large-jet segment.