The Gulfstream G650 continues to set the benchmark for ultra-long-range business aviation, combining unmatched range, exceptional speed, and one of the most recognizable cabins in the industry. Although the G700 has begun entering service, demand for the G650 remains remarkably strong, supported by its proven reliability, global operating capability, and enduring market reputation.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently 4 Gulfstream G650 aircraft available worldwide, representing just 2.7% of the global fleet.
Inventory has remained exceptionally tight throughout the first half of 2026, fluctuating between only 2 and 5 aircraft available at any given time. With just four aircraft currently on the market, buyers continue to face limited acquisition opportunities, reinforcing the G650’s strong value retention.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $30.5 million to $42.95 million, reflecting differences in aircraft age, total time, maintenance status, refurbishment history, and optional equipment.
Current listings are averaging 298 days on market, though with so few aircraft publicly available, individual listings can heavily influence this figure. Buyers continue to focus on low-time aircraft with comprehensive maintenance programs, attractive interior configurations, and favorable ownership history.
Sales Activity
During the past six months, 8 Gulfstream G650 aircraft sold, including 5 off-market transactions, representing 5.4% of the worldwide fleet.
Reported transaction prices ranged from $33.0 million to $36.8 million, with completed sales averaging 186 days on market. Notably, more than half of all transactions occurred off-market, underscoring the continued demand for quality aircraft before they become publicly available.
Key Takeaways
• 4 aircraft are currently available worldwide.
• Inventory represents only 2.7% of the global fleet.
• 8 aircraft sold during the past six months, including 5 off-market transactions.
• Current asking prices range from $30.5 million to $42.95 million.
• Recent sales ranged from $33.0 million to $36.8 million.
• Sold aircraft averaged 186 days on market, compared to 298 days for current listings.
Key Insight
The G650 market continues to favor sellers. Extremely limited inventory, significant off-market activity, and consistent buyer demand have created one of the strongest resale environments in the ultra-long-range segment. While the introduction of newer Gulfstream models has expanded buyer choice, the G650’s proven performance and global reputation continue to make it one of the most desirable pre-owned aircraft available. Owners considering a sale remain well positioned, while buyers should expect competition and limited availability for premium examples.
