Gulfstream Aerospace’s largest aircraft, the five-zone G700, is on track to enter service in late 2022. The company has been flying a half dozen flight-test aircraft as certification nears. And the sixth—the first production G700, also known as P1—is the first of the type to have a full production interior. Gulfstream’s regimen for P1 includes more than 15,500 test points, examining and validating every cabin function so that customers will be comfortable on 7,500-nautical mile flights. Let’s step aboard P1 with Tray Crow, director of interior design.
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