Revised Interior Flies On Second Production G700 The Gulfstream G700 Certification Program is coming towards an end and the American airframer has flown a second production G700 with a finished interior. The airframer announced yesterday that the second G700 test aircraft will ensure the maturity, durability and comfort of more cabin elements that were introduced with the aircraft’s launch in 2019, including the all-new ultrahigh-definition dynamic circadian lighting system, an optional feature capable of replicating sunlight. The Gulfstream-designed system mixes warm white, cool white and amber LED lights and spans from 0.01 brightness to 100%, allowing it to simulate sunrise to sunset. The lighting can also be programmed individually for each cabin zone, tailored to passenger preferences and specific activities, such as dining or working.
This second G700 has been outfitted with features that include a grand suite and newly designed spacious lavatory with natural light, full vanity and shower, as well as a six-place dining area with a fully expandable, self-contained table. "With its combination of cabin size and technological enhancements, the G700 interior presents an abundance of opportunity for customization," said Mark Burns, president, Gulfstream. "As part of our goal to exceed customer expectations, we are testing even more G700 cabin elements to ensure interior comfort and reliability."
Additional features available on the G700 include configurations of up to five living areas, and the industry’s longest galley with 10 feet/more than 3 meters of counter space. The G700 design excellence is complemented by the Gulfstream Cabin Experience with 100% fresh air, the lowest cabin altitude in the industry, a plasma ionization clean air system, whisper-quiet sound levels and 20 of the largest windows in the industry. For more information: Gulfstream Aerospace 500 Gulfstream Road Savannah, GA 31407 www.gulfstream.com ***
