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By Shane Nolan |
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February 23, 2011 — Gulfstream Aerospace will display
three of its business jets at Avalon 2011, the
Australian international airshow and exhibition held
biennially in
Gulfstream will have both mid- and large-cabin jets on
static display March 1-6 at
Several members of the company's sales team will
participate in the six-day show, including Roger Sperry,
regional senior vice president, International Sales, and
Jason Akovenko, regional vice president, Asia-Pacific.
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"Avalon
2011 represents an opportunity for us to demonstrate the
capabilities of our mid-cabin aircraft and to confirm the
far-reaching capabilities of our large-cabin aircraft," said
Sperry. "The G150, for example, has steep approach certification
from both the Federal Aviation Administration and the European
Aviation Safety Agency, meaning it can land at and take off from
a number of restricted airports, including "The
G550 can fly from Avalon to
"The G150,
for example, has steep approach certification from both the
Federal Aviation Administration and the European Aviation Safety
Agency, meaning it can land at and take off from a number of
restricted airports, including
Gulfstream's large-cabin aircraft, including the G450 and G550,
are some of the most popular in |
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