Gulfstream announced that a full-scale cabin of the Gulfstream G600 is travelling around the United States this summer to give customers an opportunity to step on board and experience firsthand the comfort, quality and craftsmanship of the G500 and G600.
“We’re bringing the G600 cabin and flight deck to our customers and potential customers so we can introduce them to the technological advances of these all-new aircraft.” said Scott Neal, senior vice president, Worldwide Sales and Marketing, Gulfstream. “As the cabin and flight deck travel around the country, our customers will get a chance to explore the benefits of these aircraft and then share their thoughts with the Gulfstream design team. We want to ensure these aircraft provide the most functional, productive and comfortable cabin in the business aviation industry, and we do that by listening to the desires and requirements of our customers.”
Gulfstream unveiled a redesigned G600 cabin at the 2015 National Business Aviation Association’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition in Las Vegas. The refinements to the cabin were the result of extensive customer feedback.
The G500 and G600 cabins are optimized for cabin comfort and productivity. Passengers can stay connected through satellite communications and high-speed internet, hold important business meetings, enjoy a meal, relax or sleep. The cabins are designed to allow passengers to feel refreshed when they arrive at their destination, with quiet cabin sound levels, 100 percent fresh cabin air, industry-leading cabin altitudes and 14 Gulfstream panoramic windows that supply an abundance of natural light.
The G500 and G600 incorporate the Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck™. It is the most advanced flight deck in business aviation and features active control sidesticks, integrated touchscreen controllers and next-generation enhanced vision system. Customers will be able to experience firsthand the technological advancements of the Symmetry Flight Deck™ during the U.S. tour.
Source: Gulfstream
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