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Gulfstream G700 Rapidly Picking Up Validations
The in-service fleet topped 700 hours within the first 100 days in the market
Gulfstream's G700 fleet set two more city-pair records recently, bringing the total number to nearly 60. © Gulfstream Aerospace
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By
Kerry Lynch
• Editor, AIN monthly magazine
July 9, 2024
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