Flying Private: G IV | Amazing Business Jet by Gulfstream | Marathon, FL to Seattle, WA

Come along with me on an awesome and special flight for me, on board the Gulfstream 4, introduced in the 1980s and the foundation of the company’s legendary products like the G400 and G450. It goes without saying this was a great day and I am so glad to bring you along for this review.
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Shot on iPhone 11 Pro, Insta360 GO2, GoPro Hero8 Black, Voiceover on Blue Yeti, and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020

[@jamielancaster01]

Not a bad looking 32 year old jet!

[@jimmyjames6492]

That is a great way to travel! Thanks so much for the info + video!

[@GilbertTravels]

Yes it is!

[@stodakhizzle9049]

wow nice one Billy!! only have ever flow light jets, hoping to get on a mid sized one day.

[@GilbertTravels]

Every private jet flight is special but the bigger they get the better they tend to be!

[@brianaviation3072]

wow just you what a ride

[@GilbertTravels]

Not just me, just very tight editing!

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful aircraft!!! She, this Gulfstream, is a gorgeous aircraft to fly. The seating and the divan are very nice to relax in!!!!I The is still the top of the corporate jet business to have. But you did make a point to speak about the plastic glasses with your meal service!!! I agree with you on that!!!! I would have asked the Flight Attendant to have my drinks filled in crystal glass please. After the flight landed and as you were walking to cabin door, the bar area had all the glass exposed and showing!!!! But the flight in total looked so nice!!!!

[@joevento1170]

Apparently u have never flown private before. Its all about LIABILITY. The owner of that private jet almost always has a private stash of glassware for his/her private use when he/she is using the plane. But when its chartered(rented out) u can be sure they will take steps necessary to insure the unlikelyhood of an insurance claim from a charter user who somehow broke their "glass" cup , got injured (cuts and blood and all), and now wants a payout from the aircraft's owner's insurance. These owners arent stupid like u think they are...

[@LMays-cu2hp]

@@joevento1170 Thank you for your comment. To fly on a charter that maybe a Gulfstream will be very nice for me. I come from the airline myself. Every time I have placed champagne glasses out on the large center console recently on old 747s in First Class, passengers loved it. And nowadays having the 777s flying, glasses out for sparkling wine and champagne still are liked. I hAve always hoped people would not be hurt from flying glasses in the air while in the cabin. I do hope on the corporate business side people are also not hurt from glasses flying in those small cabins. For me, I will love again when I fly commercial and corporate for the next few years to come.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Finally, I hope that gentleman has another trip on a corporate business jet and he will be satisfied to use a real glass for wine and anything else that he may want. Charter services are so different for some many different business jet companies. When you fly corporate see how catering is on your charter flight. And if you are able to purchase you own corporate business jet then you can do what you want on your aircraft. Champagne glasses and all.

[@thinkingai6017]

Amazing aircraft, the G-IV. Although aging, it's still an incredible plane! Great video.

[@GilbertTravels]

It is indeed! Still think back on this trip a lot.

[@BO-dc4xg]

Great video and great shots showing size! Thank you

[@madeira69]

Great review 👍

[@GilbertTravels]

Thanks!

[@gamingwithils8686]

Wow jealous… Amazing review, I wish to enjoy this someday.

[@paulwblair]

Thanks for the video. I'm doing sounds for a Gulfstream G-IV in X-Plane and this video gave me a good idea of how the cabin noise sounds.

[@GilbertTravels]

Nice! Thanks for sharing and good luck with the project.

[@772_Aviation]

awesome

[@GilbertTravels]

Indeed!

[@yvr2002rtw]

It looks like they did a good job on the refurbishment. I wouldn't have known if you didn't mention the aircraft was 30 years old.

[@GilbertTravels]

Seems to be this carrier's plan, buying older depreciated jets, refurbing the interior, and chartering.

[@johndornoff]

Fantastic video, what a fantastic trip and a little more comfortable than economy on say American Airlines. I have never understood the enthusiasm for loo reviews. Unless it's like first class on Emirates with the shower, it is a bathroom on a plane, and most of them look the same.

[@GilbertTravels]

Glad to bring you along!

[@JohnSchiavoneJrBSEERN]

"music" is annnoying