The Gulfstream G500 continues to establish itself as one of the premier aircraft in the large-cabin segment, combining impressive range, a highly advanced Symmetry Flight Deck, and exceptional cabin comfort. While production continues to add aircraft to the fleet, inventory remains limited by historical standards, supporting a healthy balance between buyers and sellers.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently 6 Gulfstream G500 aircraft available worldwide, including 1 off-market opportunity, representing just 3.2% of the global fleet.
Inventory has steadily declined throughout the first half of 2026, falling from 10 aircraft available in January to only 6 aircraft in June. This tightening supply reflects continued buyer demand and demonstrates that new inventory is being absorbed quickly as it reaches the market.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $34.95million to $43.95 million, positioning the G500 among the most desirable aircraft in the ultra-long-range segment.
Active listings are averaging 171 days on market, although this figure is influenced by a limited number of available aircraft. Buyers continue to prioritize low-time examples with premium interior configurations, comprehensive maintenance coverage, and attractive delivery positions.
Sales Activity
During the past six months, 8 Gulfstream G500 aircraft sold, including 1 off-market transaction, representing 4.2% of the worldwide fleet.
Reported sales ranged from $36.5 million to $47.65 million, with completed transactions averaging 109 days on market. Notably, sold aircraft are moving considerably faster than the current inventory average, suggesting that competitively priced, well-equipped aircraft continue to attract strong buyer interest.
Key Takeaways
• 6 aircraft are currently available worldwide, including 1 off-market listing.
• Inventory represents just 3.2% of the global fleet.
• 8 aircraft sold during the past six months, including 1 off-market transaction.
• Current asking prices range from $40.0 million to $43.95 million.
• Recent sales ranged from $36.5 million to $47.65 million.
• Sold aircraft averaged 109 days on market, significantly faster than the current active inventory.
Key Insight
The G500 market remains one of the strongest in business aviation. Inventory has continued to contract while transaction activity remains steady, creating a favorable environment for sellers of high-quality aircraft. Buyers still have opportunities, but the limited number of available aircraft means that well-priced, desirable examples are unlikely to remain on the market for long. As the fleet continues to mature, pricing will increasingly depend on total time, maintenance status, and aircraft specification, making careful positioning more important than ever.
