Summary The Gulfstream G600 carries 11.3% more payload (6,540 lbs) than the G550, with the same seating capacity. The G600 cabin is 11% larger (1,884 cubic ft) than the G550, allowing for more comfort and a crew rest area.
The Pratt & Whitney engines on the G600 provide a higher cruise speed (Mach 0.9) for shorter travel times. The Gulfstream G550 and the G600 are large business jets designed for long-range flying for up to 19 passengers each.
The successor G600 hit the market in 2019, while the predecessor G550 has proven performance. This article notes specific upgrades Gulfstream made to the G600 jet. 1 Payload capacity The Gulfstream G600 has over 11% more payload capacity Both the Gulfstream G550 and G600 share the same external dimensions.
However, the G600 has 11% greater payload capacity than the G550. With a capacity of 6,540 lbs, the G600 can carry slightly more fuel and more payload. While both types have a limit of up to 19 passengers, they are generally configured for 12-16 passengers.
According to GlobalAir , “With a 2024 list price of $54.5 million, the Gulfstream G600 epitomizes luxury and performance in private aviation. Whether for business or leisure, the Gulfstream G600 promises an unparalleled flying experience that is second to none.
” Over 250 variants are currently in service today. 2 Increased cabin volume The Gulfstream G600 cabin volume is over 11% greater than the G550 The Gulfstream G600 features a more spacious cabin. Despite the same external.