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Gulfstream G200/Galaxy

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Portland Jets G200 is a symbol of excellence
The G200 comfortably seats up to 10 passengers and features a stand-up cabin, enclosed lavatory, full galley and high-speed connectivity, making it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travel. It can fly 3,400nm.
Travellers in the G200 are expected to frequent the Caribbean.
Read this story in our July/August 2025 printed issue.

Portland Jets, based in the northeast US, has achieved a major milestone in its continued growth and service expansion with the addition of its first Gulfstream aircraft. The newly inducted 2008 Gulfstream G200 marks a significant step forward for the company as it continues to expand its capabilities in premium, long-range charter and corporate aircraft management.

This Gulfstream G200 will be corporately managed under Portland Jets' expanding operations, offering elevated comfort, performance and transcontinental range for executive travellers. Known for its spacious cabin, advanced avionics and reliability, the G200 opens new horizons for Portland Jets' clients seeking coast-to-coast or international travel options.

“Bringing the Gulfstream into our fleet represents more than just growth; it's a symbol of our dedication to excellence in private aviation,” says Joel Encarnacion, director of flight operations at Portland Jets. “This aircraft reinforces our commitment to managing elite-class aircraft for corporate owners with precision, safety and exceptional service.”

The G200 comfortably seats up to 10 passengers and features a stand-up cabin, enclosed lavatory, full galley and high-speed connectivity, making it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travel. With a range exceeding 3,400 nautical miles and speeds of up to 540 mph, it is designed to meet the needs of discerning travellers across North America, the Caribbean and beyond.

As Portland Jets continues its mission to expand the skies, the addition of the G200 is a strategic move to better serve the evolving needs of its clientele, offering them more flexibility, reliability and reach.

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