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Anyone still fly an old G-II?

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Old GIIs

They are only as valuable as their engines. I gave one away to charity in December 2008. It was a really pretty nice RVSM/RNP GII ... just the engines were run out and I couldn't sell it for 100K! Now it's a guinea pig/cadaber at a school. Oh well.

TransMach
 
Here in AZ there are a few. Aerojet SDL and Cutter PHX charter each have 1. They dont fly much but I see them on the ramp now and then. Star flite in HOU as a few on charter as well. Clay Lacy has one or 2 dont they?
 
They are only as valuable as their engines. I gave one away to charity in December 2008. It was a really pretty nice RVSM/RNP GII ... just the engines were run out and I couldn't sell it for 100K! Now it's a guinea pig/cadaber at a school. Oh well.

TransMach

Is that the one donated to MSAC?
 
G-ii

There is one, possible two with the Tip tanks still operating in KSA for some Sheik. Fairly old aircraft.

Cheers
 
GII Freighter, GII Freighter!!!!

Rip out the cabin interior and put a cargo door in that bird! It will look even better!
 
GII Freighter, GII Freighter!!!!

Rip out the cabin interior and put a cargo door in that bird! It will look even better!

I don't think they ever put a cargo door on the GII. But the Saudi's have several GIII's and GIV's with a cargo door on the right side of the aircraft. Most of these doors were a mod installed by Marshall's in Cambridge. The aircraft were ostensibly used for "medivac" purposes in support of the royal family, but the door was plenty large enough for a pallet. I think I saw a pic of a company here in the states that may operate one of the old Saudi aircraft in medivac ops.

I miss the 'ol straight pipe GII I used to fly. What a great airplane.
 

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