This G650ER is powered by two Rolls-Royce BR725 A1-12 engines, each with 2,200 hours and 800 cycles as of 4 August 2026. Both engines and the auxiliary power unit are enrolled in JSSI maintenance programmes.

The cabin seats 13 passengers across three zones. Four club seats face each other in pairs at the front, while a divan sits opposite two individual seats in the centre. The aft cabin has a table for four for dining or meetings.

Large oval windows bring natural light into the cabin, highlighting the cream leather seating, light figured wood cabinetry and pale patterned carpet. The layout includes an aft galley, lavatories at both ends of the cabin and a separate crew rest compartment.

The G650ER has a distinctive silhouette, with a long fuselage, Gulfstream’s signature oval windows and swept wings with upturned winglets. Twin engines sit at the rear beneath the high T tail.

The exterior imagery shows the aircraft in white and silver, with fine navy stripes that follow the fuselage and sweep across the tail.

The Gulfstream PlaneView II flight deck received the Block 3 upgrade during the 8C inspection. It features a Rockwell Collins head up display, Gulfstream’s Enhanced Vision System, synthetic vision and the Emergency Vision Assurance System.

The suite also includes FANS 1/A+, CPDLC, ADS-B Out Version 2, TCAS 7.1, XM Weather and enhanced ground proximity warning with wind shear detection.

Both engines and the auxiliary power unit are enrolled in JSSI maintenance programmes.