GULFSTREAM III
The Gulfstream III is an updated model of the Gulfstream II, with the first units delivered in the early 1980s. Its increased the wing span and surface area compared to the G-II and allowed for bigger fuel tanks, giving it greater range. The G-III also has added winglets to reduce drag, and is recognizable by its low/swept wing and its swept T-tail with swept horizontal stabilizer. It has two rear fuselage mounted engines and 5 large circular passenger windows on each side. Piloted by a crew of 2, it can seat up to 16 passengers and travel at speeds up to 505 knots per hour, with a range of 4100 nautical miles.