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Gulfstream Shipments Projected To Reach New High in '24

Aircraft deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace are projected to reach 170 units in 2024, topping the company's previous high of 156 aircraft in 2008.

Backlog for large-cabin-Gulfstreams, such as the G600, are in the "sweet spot" of 18 to 24 months, parent company Gulfstream Aerospace said. Gulfstream deliveries are expected to ramp up to 124 jets this year, 148 in 2023, and 170 in 2024, with the latter besting the company's previous high of 156 aircraft shipments in 2008. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)

By Chad Trautvetter • Online Editor

January 26, 2022

Aircraft deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace are projected to reach 170 units in 2024, topping the company's previous high-water mark of 156 shipments in 2008, Phebe Novakovic—the chairman and CEO of parent company General Dynamics—said this morning during a fourth-quarter investor call. Deliveries this year are expected to marginally increase to 124 aircraft—up from 119 last year—due to supply chain restraints, and then climb to 148 units in 2023 before increasing further in 2024, she said.

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