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Kaysalami69
9th Jan 2018, 16:06
Hello guys, pls does anyone know any operator of Gulfstream 11 and 111 in Nigeria or in Africa. I have a G111 type rating with 700 hours. I would appreciate any hint
Flying Mechanic
11th Jan 2018, 03:46
What license do you hold ? Occasionally you see N reg jobs for G4 and G450. A friend of mine is flying a G450 in Nigeria it’s N reg and managed from the USA.
galaxy flyer
11th Jan 2018, 09:02
There can’t be many around-noise rules pretty much killed them in Europe and North America.
GF
Kelly Hopper
11th Jan 2018, 13:32
The G3, G4 and G450 are all different ratings!
horatio_b
11th Jan 2018, 15:20
The only recent operators of Gulf III in Africa that I am aware of were the Governments of Ivory Coast, Morocco and Cameroon. Not sure whether these are still in service.
FLEXJET
11th Jan 2018, 16:20
Zenith Air has a GIII, ZS-VIP
Private Charters | Flyzenith | South Africa (http://flyzenith.com/charters/)
Check also GIII ZS-TEX.
GIII P4-BFJ is Luanda based.
http://www.bestfly.aero/home
GIII V5-PJM in Windhoek
Wings Over Africa - Feel the Pulse of AFRICA (http://wingscharters.com/)
David Topokh's GIIB was re-registered several times after his death, but I don't know if it is stil flying in Africa.
Not sure if below operator is still active:
PROFESSIONAL MAINTENANCE SERVICES (http://aircharterguide.com/Operator_Info/PROFESSIONAL+MAINTENANCE+SERVICES/98148/KINSHASA/67754)
Kaysalami69
12th Jan 2018, 12:03
What license do you hold ? Occasionally you see N reg jobs for G4 and G450. A friend of mine is flying a G450 in Nigeria it’s N reg and managed from the USA.
Hello Bro. I have an FAA licence and also a Nigerian licence ( NCA). What's the name of the company your friend flies for? Can you hook me up with him? Thanks and God bless.
Kaysalami69
12th Jan 2018, 12:04
There can’t be many around-noise rules pretty much killed them in Europe and North America.
GF
Is the G111 that noisy?
Kaysalami69
12th Jan 2018, 13:49
I'm presently current on the G111 and 11. Am looking for any operator in Africa that needs a first officer. I would really appreciate any help. Thanks guys
galaxy flyer
12th Jan 2018, 17:16
With hush kits they might be marginally Stage 3. Without them, they are Stage 1, as in Apollo I launch noise
GF
Critter1
17th Jan 2018, 14:05
Exactly, maybe even worse
space-shuttle-driver
23rd Jan 2018, 08:37
With hush kits they might be marginally Stage 3. Without them, they are Stage 1, as in Apollo I launch noise
GF
Correction for historical correctness: Apollo 1 never had its engines started. No launch noise.
And yes, the Saturn V launch noise is regarded to be the loudest noise ever made by hand of man.
galaxy flyer
23rd Jan 2018, 13:36
And a G II was then the first loudest civilian plane. I stand corrected, thank you.
Gf
chevvron
23rd Jan 2018, 21:38
And a G II was then the first loudest civilian plane. I stand corrected, thank you.
Gf
I won't have that!
The G2 only had 2 RR Speys, the Trident had 3!
galaxy flyer
23rd Jan 2018, 21:58
The Nimrod have four, count ‘em FOUR, Speys! The one take-off I saw at NAS Kaneohe Bay was god awful loud.
GF
Art Smass
24th Jan 2018, 00:39
The Nimrod have four, count ‘em FOUR, Speys! The one take-off I saw at NAS Kaneohe Bay was god awful loud.
GF
Not civil though....:ok:
robbreid
24th Jan 2018, 01:22
Suggest you contact Norm Hill (Norm Hill Aviation)
Home - Norm Hill Aviation - Worlds Largest As Removed Gulfstream Parts : Norm Hill Aviation (http://www.normhillaviation.com/)
Not only great guy - but he has been around Gulfstream's for decades - he is your go to guy!! If there is a G in Africa - he probably knows them :)
Also Bob Holland - Number One Gulfstream enthusiast - ask him to put together a list of G's in Africa. You might have to give him a ride one day for it!! :)
https://gulfstreamjets.********.ca/
If that fails (it won't) I'll put a list together for you on the weekend.
Robert (bizjets101) CYVR Canada
chevvron
24th Jan 2018, 09:45
The Nimrod have four, count ‘em FOUR, Speys! The one take-off I saw at NAS Kaneohe Bay was god awful loud.
GF
Often only used 3 for takeoff and when on patrol only used 2. Did wonders for fuel consumption but yes they were noisy; it was 'the sound of freedom' y'see.