GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide
GULFSTREAM G650ER · Model Guide
Overview
The GULFSTREAM G650ER is a turbofan business jet in the Gulfstream GVI family. Registry data for the GVI family shows up to 7000 nm range, up to 488 kt cruise, up to 51000 ft ceiling and up to 24 passengers. The supplied documents give no G650ER-specific performance figures, so this guide focuses on flight-control service items to check before purchase.
- GVI family registry data shows up to 7000 nm range and 488 kt cruise; confirm G650ER figures in the flight manual.
- ASC 069 updates 16 flight-control REUs from Label 34 to Label 35 software, about 386 labor-hours, serial numbers 6001-6274.
- ASC 069 was free for 36 months from its September 28, 2017 release if done at an approved facility; after that it is billable.
- A blue FCS Maintenance Required CAS message must be cleared or resolved before takeoff.
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- Type ·
- Model Guide
- Year ·
- 2026
- File size ·
- 46 KB
- Copy found at ·
- sprinkle.com
What range does the GULFSTREAM G650ER have?
The documents give no G650ER-specific range. For the GULFSTREAM G650ER's GVI family, registry data shows up to 7000 nm. Confirm the actual figure in the airplane flight manual.
Which GULFSTREAM G650ER aircraft does ASC 069 apply to?
ASC 069 applies to GULFSTREAM G650ER serial numbers 6001-6274. This or a similar change is installed in production on serial numbers 6275 and subsequent.
What should I check in GULFSTREAM G650ER records?
For a GULFSTREAM G650ER, check that ASC 069 compliance (or Previously complied with) is recorded, that the REUs carry Label 35 software, and that ASC 037 was done on serial numbers 6001-6164.
What is the GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide?
The GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide is a model guide for the GULFSTREAM G650ER, dated 2026.
What year was the GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide published?
The GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide — the GULFSTREAM G650ER model guide on file — is dated 2026.
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- Pilot's Operating Handbook / AFM
- Checklist
- Maintenance Manual
- Parts Catalog (IPC)
- Systems & Wiring
- Service Bulletins on file
- Type Certificate (TCDS)
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ASC 069: REU software update
Updates the PFCAS Remote Electronics Units to Label 35 software. Serial numbers 6001-6164 need ASC 037 (FCC software update) or equivalent first. ASC 092 and 097 are recommended at the same time. Only Parker Hannifin authorized technicians do the REU update, at approved Gulfstream facilities. Weight change is about 0.0 lb. No flight manual revision is required.
FCS Maintenance Required message
AFM Supplement G650ER-2018-01 applies to serial number 6001 and subsequent, and attaches to the AFM dated October 02, 2014. It adds a pre-start check that the blue message is not displayed. The cause may be a flight control maintenance need or an REU communications failure. On the ground, reset, then pull the FCC 1A breaker. If the message turns amber, takeoff is prohibited. If it stays blue, log it and dispatch per the MEL.
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Safety notes
- Pulling flight control circuit breakers in flight is prohibited and can result in loss of airplane control.
- Corrective action for the FCS Maintenance Required CAS message must be performed prior to takeoff.
- If the CAS message reverts to amber FCS Maintenance Required, takeoff is prohibited.
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Full document text
GULFSTREAM G650ER Model Guide The GULFSTREAM G650ER is a turbofan business jet in the Gulfstream GVI family. Registry data for the GVI family shows up to 7000 nm range, up to 488 kt cruise, up to 51000 ft ceiling and up to 24 passengers. The supplied documents give no G650ER-specific performance figures, so this guide focuses on flight-control service items to check before purchase. • GVI family registry data shows up to 7000 nm range and 488 kt cruise; confirm G650ER figures in the flight manual. • ASC 069 updates 16 flight-control REUs from Label 34 to Label 35 software, about 386 labor-hours, serial numbers 6001-6274. • ASC 069 was free for 36 months from its September 28, 2017 release if done at an approved facility; after that it is billable. • A blue FCS Maintenance Required CAS message must be cleared or resolved before takeoff. ASC 069: REU software update Updates the PFCAS Remote Electronics Units to Label 35 software. Serial numbers 6001-6164 need ASC 037 (FCC software update) or equivalent first. ASC 092 and 097 are recommended at the same time. Only Parker Hannifin authorized technicians do the REU update, at approved Gulfstream facilities. Weight change is about 0.0 lb. No flight manual revision is required. FCS Maintenance Required message AFM Supplement G650ER-2018-01 applies to serial number 6001 and subsequent, and attaches to the AFM dated October 02, 2014. It adds a pre-start check that the blue message is not displayed. The cause may be a flight control maintenance need or an REU communications failure. On the ground, reset, then pull the FCC 1A breaker. If the message turns amber, takeoff is prohibited. If it stays blue, log it and dispatch per the MEL. Safety notes: • Pulling flight control circuit breakers in flight is prohibited and can result in loss of airplane control. • Corrective action for the FCS Maintenance Required CAS message must be performed prior to takeoff. • If the CAS message reverts to amber FCS Maintenance Required, takeoff is prohibited.