Gulfstream themselves began as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Bethpage, New York-based Grumman Aerospace Corporation, manufacturing the original Grumman Gulfstream G-1 turboprop business plane.

T he Grumman Gulfstream I, or G-159, was a twin turboprop business jet that first flew on August 14, 1958. Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation saw that there was a demand for a business jet ...

A Victorian aviation operator knew a fire surveillance aircraft was defective but allowed it to continue flying until it ...

Gulfstream's net sales for 2007 topped $4.8 billion, up 17.3 percent over 2006. At $810 million in 2007, the company's operating earnings set an all-time record, some 26 percent better than the ...

In March Gulfstream announced development of a new model, ... As with all other large-cabin Gulfstreams since the turboprop G-I, the G650 will be powered by Rolls-Royce engines.

A Gulfstream I turboprop carrying mail from Moncton, New Brunswick to Montreal, Quebec, crashed last week near Houlton, Maine killing both pilots. The accident occurred shortly after midnight July 19.

A plane that crashed in 2023 near Cloncurry in the state’s northwest, killing all three on board, had a pressurisation fault ...

In 1966, Grumman-Gulfstream launched a high-speed, long-range twin jet aircraft that blew past its turboprop G1 predecessor. The Gulfstream II, operated by two pilots and certified to seat 19 ...

On Dec. 10, 2007, Kenny Edwards, then a captain with Gulfstream International Airlines, noticed that the collision-avoidance system on the Beech 1900 turboprop he was scheduled to fly was ...

What Gulfstream offers is advanced training — specifically, First Officer training in a two-crew turboprop regional airliner. Gulfstream’s First Officer Program encompasses two phases.

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