The Gulfstream GIII is just one in a long line of private jets made by Gulfstream.

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GULFSTREAM GIII (3) Information

The Gulfstream series keeps getting better with time, as the "GULFSTREAM GIII" demonstrates.

Gulfstream GIII (3) Interior

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The cabin has sufficiently spacious dimensions: 41.3 feet long, 6.1 feet high, and 7.3 feet wide, totaling a cabin volume of 1,345 cubic feet.

Standard amenities include a full-sized galley with a refrigerator, coffee, maker, and the usual food preparation equipment.

The Gulfstream G3 is equipped with a heads-up display and runway incursion safety system that gives pilots additional information for passenger safety, making this Gulfstream III one of the finest aircraft available for charter.

Gulfstream GIII (3) Exterior

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This aircraft is no different, the cabin offers fully reclining chairs or divans, forward or rear lavatory, fully sized galley, large in flight accessible baggage compartment.

Gulfstream GIII (3) Information

"6-8seat configuration."

"Lavatory."

"Fully equipped hot and cold food drink area."

"DVD player."

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Gulfstream made 202 GIIIs between 1979 and 1987. A descendant of the legendary GII, the GIII features the same virtually indestructible, loud and fuel-thirsty Rolls-Royce Spey turbofans bolted on the back.

Fill up the seats (12 to 19, depending on cabin configuration) and you can fly more than 3,000 nautical miles at 45,000 feet at speeds up to 500 knots.

Depending on load and conditions, the GIII can generally use 5,000-foot runways and it climbs at a brisk 3,800 feet per minute.

Gulfstream cabins are world renowned for sophistication, comfort and productivity. This aircraft is no different.

The cabin offers fully reclining chairs or divans, forward or rear lavatory, fully sized galley, large in flight accessible baggage compartment.

The Gulfstream III, in North America, has been ruined by noise regulations. It can still fly, but it is not loud.

The Speys are hushed and neutered with heavy and awkward looking hush kits. So, if one wants to have the real (loud) Gulfstream III experience in 2015, you are going to have to go a long way.

Standard recliner seats that can fold to 180-degree lie-flats, and a sofa bed toward the rear galley.

The window shades are still very much Gulfstream, but rather than a press of an icon or button near the seat, one pulls them down, in something similar to closing a zip-loc bag.

Sharp screens retrofitted into the cabin walls. They even offer a very early version of the airshow map and display all the necessary flight information (or entertainment).