The Gulfstream G600 market enters September with limited but steadily increasing inventory, while transaction activity remains largely off-market. There are currently five aircraft available for sale, representing 2.4% of the fleet, and five aircraft have sold during the past six months. Although supply remains low relative to the overall fleet, the number of available aircraft has more than doubled since the spring.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently five Gulfstream G600s available for sale, representing 2.4% of the fleet.
Inventory remained at just two aircraft from March through May before increasing to three in June, four in July and five in August. While five available aircraft still represents a small portion of the fleet, the direction of inventory is worth watching. Supply has now increased for three consecutive months.
For buyers, that gradual increase is creating more choice than was available earlier this year, although the G600 remains a relatively thin market.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $45.0 million to $54.0 million, with available aircraft averaging 184 days on market.
No sold price range or average sold days on market is reported for the five transactions during the period. As a result, direct comparisons between current asking prices and recent transaction values are limited.
With such a small number of aircraft available, individual aircraft differences can also have an outsized impact on market statistics.
Sales Activity
There have been five retail transactions during the past six months, representing 2.4% of the fleet. Notably, all five transactions occurred off-market.
One aircraft sold in March and another in April, followed by no transactions in May. Activity increased significantly with three sales in June before falling back to zero in both July and August.
The absence of publicly marketed transactions during the entire six-month period highlights how much of the G600 market is currently operating outside traditional advertised channels.
Key Takeaways
- Five aircraft are currently available, representing 2.4% of the fleet.
- Inventory increased from two aircraft in March to five in August.
- Current asking prices range from $45.0 million to $54.0 million.
- Current listings average 184 days on market.
- Five aircraft sold during the past six months, all through off-market transactions.
- No sales were recorded in July or August.
Key Insight
The G600 remains a low-inventory, low-transaction market where off-market activity plays an especially important role. Supply is still limited, but three consecutive monthly increases in advertised inventory combined with no transactions in July or August create a trend worth monitoring. With every recent sale occurring off-market and no reported transaction pricing, the publicly visible market tells only part of the story. For both buyers and sellers, understanding activity beyond advertised listings is particularly important in evaluating the G600 market.
