Aircraft
Gulfstream Flies Fifth Flight-test G600
Outfitted with the first production interior, the aircraft—registered as N600G—serves as a cabin testbed
N600G, the fifth flight-test Gulfstream G600, made a nearly three-hour maiden flight on August 29. It has a production interior and serves as a cabin testbed and will also conduct function and reliability testing before the G600 enters service later next year.
N600G, the fifth flight-test Gulfstream G600, made a nearly three-hour maiden flight on August 29. It has a production interior and serves as a cabin testbed and will also conduct function and reliability testing before the G600 enters service later next year.

Gulfstream Aerospace’s fifth, and final, flight-test G600 made its maiden flight yesterday afternoon from the company’s headquarters in Savannah, Georgia. Registered as N600G, the twinjet took off from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport at 3:07 p.m. for a nearly three-hour flight, reaching 51,000 feet/15,545 meters and a speed of Mach 0.85.