Gulfstream G300.

The Gulfstream G300 charter offers a compelling combination of heavy-jet space, transatlantic-capable range and the reliability of Rolls-Royce turbofan power. Built on a thoroughly proven airframe, it remains a practical and well-regarded choice for business travellers requiring a spacious cabin on routes stretching across the Middle East, Europe and beyond. Whether you are flying a full delegation or a compact executive team, the G300 delivers without compromise.

History & Development

The Gulfstream G300 entered service in 2003 as a development of the earlier Gulfstream IV series, an airframe lineage that had established itself as one of the most commercially successful large-cabin business jets in aviation history. Gulfstream refined the avionics and systems fit relative to its predecessors while retaining the twin Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8 engines that gave the family its reputation for dependable, long-range performance. The result was an aircraft that bridged the gap between mid-size efficiency and the genuine intercontinental reach that serious business travel demands. Although Gulfstream has since introduced more advanced successors, the G300 continues to serve operators and charter clients who value a proven platform with generous cabin dimensions.

Cabin & Comfort

The G300’s cabin measures 13.7 metres in length, 2.24 metres wide and 1.85 metres high — proportions that allow passengers to move freely and, on longer sectors, to rest properly. Up to thirteen passengers can be accommodated, though most charter configurations seat eight to ten in club or conference arrangements that make productive use of the space. Dedicated work areas, a galley and a full aft lavatory are standard features of most fit-outs, reflecting the aircraft’s original mission as a long-range corporate transport. Baggage capacity of 169 cubic feet means there is genuine hold space for extended trips, golf equipment or additional luggage beyond carry-on.

Performance

Powered by two Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8 turbofan engines, the G300 cruises at 459 knots and carries a maximum range of 3,600 nautical miles. This places a broad arc of destinations within non-stop reach of Dubai, covering the entirety of Europe, East Africa, the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia comfortably. The aircraft’s performance figures are derived from a well-understood engine and airframe combination, which contributes to strong dispatch reliability — a meaningful consideration when schedules are firm. Runway performance is equally capable, allowing access to a wide range of regional airports beyond the main hub gateways.

Ideal Routes from Dubai

With 3,600 nautical miles of range, the G300 connects Dubai non-stop to most of Europe, the Indian subcontinent and East Africa with ease. Typical charter routes operated on this aircraft include:

• Dubai to London — approximately 7 hours non-stop
• Dubai to Mumbai — approximately 2.5 hours non-stop
• Dubai to Nairobi — approximately 4.5 hours non-stop
• Dubai to Moscow — approximately 5 hours non-stop
• Dubai to Athens — approximately 4 hours non-stop
• Dubai to Male (Maldives) — approximately 3 hours non-stop

For GCC and wider regional travel, the G300 is naturally well-suited, offering a level of cabin space rarely found on shorter sectors and making the journey itself a productive part of the day.

Charter the Gulfstream G300 with Prime Jet Services

Prime Jet Services arranges Gulfstream G300 charters from Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport, tailored to your schedule, passenger count and routing requirements. We source competitive pricing across a network of vetted operators, and our team handles permits, handling, catering and ground logistics as a single point of contact. If your travel dates are flexible, ask us about empty-leg flights on this aircraft type, which can represent a significant saving on the standard charter rate. To request a quote or discuss your itinerary, contact the Prime Jet Services team directly.