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Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream V (N608CL)

Tamaño intermedio / Tamaño grande / Tamaño real

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Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream V (N608CL)

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3 of N608CL 6694 of GLF5 901 at KHND

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Chuck Pergielhace 6 meses

What's the deal with the concrete pad?

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MrTommyhace 6 meses

Musta paid for "special parking".

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Al Millerhace 6 meses

Scale?

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gorillazillahace 6 meses

My surmise is that either/and the concrete is more resilient against petroleum or solvent spills than is the asphalt or the concrete won't develop divots under the tires in the extreme heat of the southern Nevada summers. Probably both.

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Diana Rosehace 6 meses

Where's the wingtip?

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rebomarhace 5 meses

Keeps it from sinking into the asphalt on a hot day. 91,000 pounds GW. Same for skid helicopters.

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CHRIS ROBEYhace 5 meses

She's actually 40 per cent heavier than the 70 pax F28 that I had the privilege of flying many moons ago! But then we had a tiny fraction of her fuel range...

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Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream V (N608CL)

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