The Gulfstream series of business jets still remain a popular VIP transport. By Staff Writer
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1983
Designation:Gulfstream II / III / C-20 / SRA-1 Classification Type:VIP Transport / Reconnaissance Platform Contractor:Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation - USA Country of Origin: United States Production Total: Not Available
Operators: Denmark, Egypt, India, Mexico, Morocco, the United States of America, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
Variants
Gulfstream II - Base Business Jet model on what the military C-20 is based on; Similar forward fuselage and cross section of the Gulfstream I business jet model; swept-wing; T-tail section assembly.
Gulfstream III - Improved Gulfstream II model; increased wingspan and minor aerodynamic improvements; increased fuel capacity; increased overall range.
Gulfstream IIB - Updated Gulfstream II's with Gulfstream III newer wing assembly.
C-20 - Military variant based on the Gulfstream III design; utilized by the USAF.
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