Snow Closes Gulfstream’s HQ, Facilities in Georgia
Company manufactures the G550 and G650/650ER and is ramping up G500 and G600 production at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.
The winter storm that has brought cold weather and snow to the U.S. East Coast has closed Gulfstream Aerospace's facilities in Georgia, including its aircraft manufacturing plants in Savannah (pictured here) and aircraft service center in Brunswick. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)
The winter storm that has brought cold weather and snow to the U.S. East Coast has closed Gulfstream Aerospace's facilities in Georgia, including its aircraft manufacturing plants in Savannah (pictured here) and aircraft service center in Brunswick. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)

Gulfstream Aerospace’s aircraft production plant and service center in Savannah, Georgia, and completions and maintenance facilities in Brunswick, Georgia, were closed yesterday and today due to the winter storm that has brought snow and ice from the U.S. Northeast as far south as northern Florida. “I am not sure when the last time we closed for snow was, but we closed for a potential ice storm in January 2014,” a Gulfstream spokeswoman told AIN. “The safety of our employees and their families is our top priority.”