Charter Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream III N196PA

Private jet Gulfstream III N196PA — 1981 model, accommodates up to 0 passengers, based in Cartersville, United States of America KVPC. Available for charter within 3 hours. Charter pricing on request. JETVIP will confirm availability and exact flight cost within 15 minutes.
Above-average reliability
87/100
Stable, good comfort
80/100
Popularity

Year built (YOM)

1981

Refit years

Passengers

Serial number (MSN)

321

Previous registration

N830SU, N9KL

Luggage

3.5 cub.m

Baggage

up to 10

Registration country

United States of America

Estimated rental price

5,000 € / hour

5,900 $ / hour

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Best suited for Gulfstream III N196PA

Long-Range Flights

Fewer stops compared to midsize jets for efficiency.

Spacious Travel

Comfortable space for 6–12 passengers and baggage.

Intercontinental Travel

Reliable performance for long-distance journeys.

Proven Airframe Use

Ideal for operators valuing established support pathways.

Practical information about Gulfstream III N196PA

Passenger Experience

  • Spacious Cabin with Wide Aisle
  • Enclosed Aft Lavatory
  • Significant Baggage Capacity
  • Varied Seating Arrangements

Airport Flexibility

  • Robust Runway Performance
  • Access to Smaller Airports
  • Efficient Turnaround Times

Ideal For

  • Operators Seeking Large Cabin
  • Long-Distance Travelers
  • Business Teams

Not Ideal For

  • Short-Haul Missions
  • Modern Avionics Requirements
  • High-Frequency Utilization

Specifications

Measurement system:

Technical

Range

7,598 km

Cruise Speed

928 km/h

Service Ceiling

13,715 m

Takeoff weight

31,615 kg

Number of Engines

2

Engine Model

Rolls-Royce Spey RB.163 Mk 511-8

Landing Distance

792 m

Takeoff Distance

1554 m

Cabin and Dimensions

Passenger Capacity

up to 21 pax

Cabin Length

13.39 m

Cabin Width

2.24 m

Cabin Height

1.88 m

Number of Cabin Zones

1

Cabin Volume

47.26 cub.m

Luggage

3.5 cub.m

Baggage

up to 10

Standard seating

21 pax

Aircraft Length

25.32 m

Aircraft Height

7.43 m

Wingspan

23.72 m

Amenities

Lavatory
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Description Gulfstream III N196PA

Gulfstream III with tail number N196PA (serial number 321) belongs to the Heavy Jet class and is operated by Phoenix Air Group, Inc. The aircraft is based at (, United States) and is available for commercial charter.

The registration prefix N indicates that the aircraft is registered in United States of America. The first letters of any tail number correspond to the country’s aviation registry.

Charter availability for this aircraft is provided by Phoenix Air Group, Inc. However, clients can book this jet directly through JETVIP — a professional international charter brokerage platform. We negotiate with operators, secure the best available terms, track real-time availability and ensure competitive and transparent pricing for our clients.

The Gulfstream III holds a popularity rating of 3.7 out of 5 and a reliability rating of 87.0 out of 100 according to the JETVIP Reliability Index , reflecting strong demand and operational stability in the charter market.

The aircraft was manufactured in 1981. Previously, the aircraft operated under registration ex N830SU, N9KL.

Gulfstream III N196PA . The baggage compartment volume of 3.5 m³ can hold up to 10 large suitcases . The maximum flight range reaches 7598 km, depending on payload and weather conditions.

The aircraft is powered by 2Rolls-Royce Spey RB.163 Mk 511-8 engines , ensuring efficiency and reliability on long-distance routes.

Available onboard amenities include Lavatory .

To check the availability and charter rates of N196PA, contact JETVIP — we will provide the best offer tailored to your trip.

Aircraft overview · Gulfstream III N196PA

Best Missions

6–12 passenger missions where cabin space and baggage volume matter

Long-range flights with fewer stops compared with midsize jets, depending on payload and winds

Operators prioritizing proven airframe/engine architecture and established support pathways

Practical information

Passenger experience Gulfstream III N196PA

  • Common seating includes forward club arrangements with an aft conference/grouping area; some aircraft include divans or additional side-facing seats depending on certification and interior
  • Galley size and equipment vary; many aircraft have been updated with modern appliances and storage during refurbishments
  • Connectivity and cabin management are usually aftermarket; capability depends on installed satcom, cabin Wi‑Fi, and power provisions

Avionics & systems Gulfstream III N196PA

  • Confirm avionics suite details and compliance status (e.g., ADS‑B Out, RVSM approval, FANS/CPDLC if required for your routing)
  • Review autopilot/flight director configuration and any modernization STCs; evaluate parts availability and support for installed avionics components
  • Verify cabin connectivity/satcom equipment, antenna installations, and any supplemental power/inverter provisions for modern devices

Application flexibility Gulfstream III N196PA

  • If average stage length is typically short, fuel and cycle-driven maintenance can dominate operating cost outcomes
  • If missions require frequent access to airports with strict noise or emissions constraints, confirm compliance and any required modifications

Ideal for Gulfstream III N196PA

  • Operators wanting a true large-cabin aircraft for longer legs and comfortable passenger experience
  • Organizations with strong maintenance oversight and the ability to manage aging-aircraft inspection findings proactively
  • Buyers comfortable evaluating avionics and cabin upgrades on an aircraft-by-aircraft basis

Not ideal and less aligned

  • Organizations requiring modern flight-deck automation and latest-generation connectivity as standard
  • High-frequency short-hop utilization where older-aircraft cycle-driven maintenance and fuel burn can be a drawback
  • Operators needing standardized, latest-generation flight deck and cabin technology across the fleet
  • Missions dominated by short sectors and high utilization where newer designs can be operationally more efficient

The Gulfstream G-III is a legacy large-cabin business jet known for intercontinental mission capability, a stand-up cabin, and robust runway performance for its size class. It is typically selected by operators who value cabin volume and range in a proven airframe, and who are prepared for the operational and maintenance expectations that come with an older, mechanically and electrically conventional design.

The G-III fits missions that benefit from a true large-cabin environment and long-range legs, particularly when passengers expect room to move and carry-on capacity. It is less aligned with missions that demand current-generation avionics integration, highly optimized fuel efficiency on short segments, or uniform fleet commonality with newer Gulfstream types.

The cabin is sized for executive travel with a wide aisle, a typically enclosed aft lavatory, and meaningful baggage capacity that supports longer trips. Layouts vary widely by vintage and refurbishment history, so cabin comfort and noise levels depend heavily on interior modernization, insulation work, and systems upgrades performed over time.

The G-III reflects an analog-era design philosophy: dependable core systems with upgrades applied as needed to meet airspace requirements and operator preferences. Many aircraft have undergone avionics retrofits (often including glass displays, modern navigation, and compliance equipment), but the level of integration and automation is not uniform across the fleet.

Operationally, the G-III is most efficient when used for longer legs where its range and cabin size are fully utilized. Compared with newer designs, expect higher fuel burn and more hands-on operational planning, especially around performance, dispatch reliability planning, and the variability that comes from individual aircraft modification histories.

  • Large-cabin comfort and baggage capability that supports longer trips with more passengers
  • Long-range performance for its class, enabling fewer fuel stops depending on load and conditions
  • Extensive field experience and a broad ecosystem of established modification options
  • Aircraft-to-aircraft variability is significant; capability depends on upgrade and maintenance history
  • Older-generation systems typically mean less automation and more pilot workload than modern large-cabin jets
  • Higher fuel burn and maintenance intensity relative to newer designs, particularly in high-cycle use

Rent price

Approximate rentalcost for popular routes on Gulfstream III N196PA

The cost is calculated for a one-way flight for 3 passengers based on historical data for this type of aircraft. The final price will be offered by the manager.

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