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As a contract pilot, my mission is simple: getting you where you need to be, exactly when you need to be there. Today, it’s the Gulfstream G280—a powerhouse that balances transcontinental range with the agility to land at smaller, more convenient airports.
Whether it’s a last-minute business pivot or a long-awaited escape, I provide the flexibility and expertise to ensure your flight is seamless, safe, and sophisticated. The world is getting smaller, and the G280 is the perfect way to see it.
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On February 27, 1920, Schroeder reached a world-record height of 33,114 feet in a LePere airplane fitted with a General Electric turbo-supercharger.
When he removed his goggles to change oxygen flasks in order to continue breathing in the rarified atmosphere, the minus 63 degree air temperature immediately froze his eyeballs. Schroeder passed out from the lack of oxygen and carbon monoxide poisoning and the LePere plummeted nearly six miles in two minutes. However, at the very last moment, he regained consciousness and pulled the plane from its dive. Although he was almost totally blind, Schroeder was able to locate McCook Field and land safely.

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On November 21, 2005, Gulfstream Aerospace announced that a Gulfstream G550 had set three speed records. The first of the two trips began on October 28 when the G550’s took off from Seoul, South Korea, at 6:04 p.m., flew nonstop, and landed a in Teterboro, NJ, 13 hours and 45 minutes later. The flight achieved the 19th G550 city-pair speed record.

The same G550 aircraft set two more city-pair records. On the first leg of a subsequent trip, that began on October 29, the G550 took off from San Francisco, CA at 8:12 a.m. local time on Oct. 29, flew nonstop, and landed 12 hours and 35 minutes later at Seoul at 12:47 p.m. local time the next day. The flight achieved the 20th G550 city-pair speed record. Then, on the trip’s return flight, the G550 took off from Beijing, China at 3:26 p.m. local time, and landed 12 hours and 55 minutes later in Bedford, MA at 3:21 p.m. local time. The flight achieved the 21st G550 city-pair speed record.

https://global360aviation.com/gulfstream-g550-set-three-transcontinental-speed-records-between-cities-in-asia-and-the-united-states-of-america/



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