Fleet Size & Availability
The Gulfstream G450 market currently reflects a balanced but tightening supply environment. As of March 2026, there are 16 aircraft actively listed for sale, representing approximately 4.5% of the total fleet. This relatively low availability underscores a constrained supply dynamic, particularly for high-quality, well-maintained aircraft.
Over the past six months, listing volume has fluctuated modestly, with inventory peaking at 23 aircraft in November 2025 before declining to a low of 14 in January 2026 and modestly rebounding to 17 in February. Despite minor month-to-month variability, overall availability remains below historical norms, signaling continued supply-side discipline.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $8.75M to $19.495M, reflecting a wide dispersion driven by factors such as aircraft age, total time, maintenance status, and avionics upgrades. The upper end of the market continues to be supported by late-model, low-time aircraft with strong pedigree and premium interior/exterior refurbishment.
Average days on market for active listings is approximately 129 days, indicating relatively efficient absorption for well-positioned assets. However, variability persists, with less competitive aircraft—particularly those with higher time or upcoming maintenance events—experiencing extended marketing periods.
Sales Activity (Last 6 Months)
A total of 21 aircraft have traded over the past six months, including 4 off-market transactions. This represents approximately 6.0% of the fleet, highlighting steady transaction activity despite limited inventory.
Sold prices ranged from $8.8M to $18.6M, largely aligning with current asking levels and indicating stable pricing conditions. Transaction volume peaked in November 2025 with 7 sales, followed by a notable decline to just 1 transaction in February 2026. This recent slowdown appears more reflective of limited available inventory than weakening demand.
Aircraft that successfully transacted averaged 194 days on market, suggesting that while deals are getting done, execution timelines can extend depending on asset quality and pricing alignment.
Key Takeaways
• Inventory remains relatively constrained, supporting stable pricing across most of the market
• A meaningful portion of transactions continues to occur off-market, emphasizing the importance of industry relationships
• Recent softness in monthly transaction volume appears supply-driven rather than demand-driven
• Pricing remains broadly aligned between asking and sold ranges, indicating disciplined seller expectations
• Execution timelines vary significantly based on aircraft quality, maintenance positioning, and presentation
Key Insight
The Gulfstream G450 market remains fundamentally healthy, characterized by limited supply and steady—though somewhat constrained—transaction activity. As high-quality inventory remains scarce, buyers are increasingly required to act decisively or pursue off-market opportunities, while sellers of well-positioned aircraft continue to benefit from a stable and supportive pricing environment.
