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"The company has produced more than 1,400 aircraft for corporate, government, private and military customers around the world", according to the Gulfstream website. Pilots and owners tend to choose Gulfstream because they are reputedly the most technologically advanced and versatile business jet aircraft available.
The first aircraft named Gulfstream was the twin- turboprop Grumman Gulfstream I . The success of this program lead to development of the bizjet Grumman Gulfstream II . In 1978, Grumman sold Gulfstream to American Jet Industries , renaming the company to Grumman American. The purchase of Rockwell's Aero Commander program completed the formation of the company. In 1985, Chrysler acquired Gulfstream, and renamed it again to Gulfstream Aerospace.
In 1999, General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream from Forstmann Little, and in 2001 added the Galaxy Aerospace Company from Israeli Aircraft Industries (IAI). Their production lines are used to co-produce the G100/G150 and G200 with IAI.
Gulfstream currently ( 20042004 is a leap year starting on Thursday (the link is to a full 2004 calendar), and has also been designated the: International Year of Rice International Year to Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition Elections are to be held in 73 co) produces eight models of private aircraft:
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