Flexjet adds three Gulfstream G700s to Red Label fleet as younger buyers shift to larger ultra‑long‑range jets

Flexjet has taken delivery of three Gulfstream G700 ultra-long-range business jets and placed them into its Red Label ultra-performance fractional and charter fleet. The move responds to an influx of younger customers increasingly choosing super‑midsize and large long‑range aircraft over smaller types.

Discovered 2025-09-17T06:17:10.118796-07:00 | 2025-09-17T06:17:10.118796-07:00

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  • Flexjet’s placement of three G700s expands its ultra‑long‑range capability and embeds Gulfstream’s flagship into a fractional/Red Label charter product; see the company’s prior regulatory step on FAA Part 135 approval (for context: FAA Part 135 approval).
  • The addition underscores a clear demand shift — younger buyers are moving directly to larger, long‑range models — mirrored by other operators taking delivery of G700s (see other operators taking delivery of G700s).
  • This rollout sits alongside OEM delivery momentum in the ultra‑long‑range segment, as Gulfstream ramps new flagship deliveries (see Gulfstream to Hand Over First G800, plans 13 deliveries by end‑2025).

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