The Gulfstream GV market continues to demonstrate stable demand within the large-cabin segment, supported by the platform’s long-range capability, proven reliability, and attractive acquisition value relative to newer-generation ultra-long-range aircraft. While buyers remain selective, the GV continues to appeal to operators seeking global range and cabin comfort at a significantly lower capital cost than modern equivalents.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently 16 Gulfstream GV aircraft for sale, representing 8.5% of the fleet.
Inventory increased steadily from late 2025 through early 2026 before tightening modestly in March and stabilizing into April. Current availability remains balanced overall, with the market maintaining a healthy equilibrium between buyer demand and available supply.
The GV continues to occupy a unique position in the market, offering exceptional range performance and cabin volume at pricing levels that remain attractive to both private and corporate operators.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $6,000,000 to $11,900,000, with active listings averaging 182 days on market.
Pricing dispersion remains significant across the fleet due to aircraft age, refurbishment quality, avionics modernization status, engine program enrollment, and maintenance positioning. Aircraft with upgraded cabins, modern connectivity solutions, and favorable inspection status continue to command the strongest market attention.
Current marketing times remain moderate for the segment and reflect the more deliberate acquisition timelines typically associated with large-cabin aircraft transactions.
Sales Activity
Over the past six months, 10 Gulfstream GV aircraft have sold, including 2 off-market transactions, representing 5.3% of the fleet. Sold aircraft traded between $6,300,000 and $10,500,000.
Transaction activity accelerated meaningfully beginning in February following a very quiet January market. The increase in completed transactions suggests renewed buyer confidence within the legacy large-cabin category, particularly among value-focused operators.
Sold aircraft averaged 168 days on market, slightly outperforming current active listings and indicating that properly priced, well-maintained aircraft continue to transact at reasonable pace.
Key Takeaways
• Inventory levels have stabilized after increasing earlier this year
• Demand remains strongest for upgraded, maintenance-forward aircraft
• Large pricing variation continues across the fleet based on pedigree and modernization
• Transaction activity improved notably during the spring market
• Buyers remain disciplined but active within the value-oriented large-cabin segment
Key Insight
The Gulfstream GV market continues to benefit from strong underlying value fundamentals. While the platform competes against newer-generation aircraft with updated technology and efficiencies, its combination of range capability, cabin comfort, and lower acquisition cost continues to attract a steady buyer base. Aircraft with modern avionics, updated interiors, and strong maintenance positioning remain best positioned to outperform in today’s increasingly selective market environment.
