The G650 flies 1,050 nm farther. The Falcon 7X stops in 610 ft less runway. So which one wins? Pick any two jets, watch them fight round by round, then race them on a real route from Astana to New York. Real figures. No brochure talk.
Tap one for A, another for B. Drag a jet to turn it.
Ten rounds. Gold takes the round.
Every aircraft, taken apart on its own page
Manufacturers' published figures · updated November 2026
| Aircraft | Range | Max speed | Ceiling | Seats | Payload | Takeoff | Landing | MTOW | Wingspan | Engines | First flight | Production |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dassault Falcon 7XLong-range trijet | 5,950 nm11,019 km | Mach 0.9 | 51,000 ft | 19 | 2.7 t | 5,710 ft | 2,070 ft | 31.8 t | 26.2 m | 3 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307A | 5 May 2005 | Ended 2023 |
| Gulfstream G650Ultra-long-range business jet | 7,000 nm12,964 km | Mach 0.925 | 51,000 ft | 19 | 3.0 t | 5,858 ft | 2,680 ft | 45.2 t | 30.4 m | 2 × Rolls-Royce BR725 | 25 Nov 2009 | Ended 2025 |
| Boeing 747-8FLong-range freighter | 4,120 nm7,630 km | Mach 0.9 | 43,100 ft | Cargo | 132.6 t | 10,100 ft | 7,000 ft | 447.7 t | 68.4 m | 4 × GE GEnx-2B | 8 Feb 2010 | Ended 2023 |
| Embraer Phenom 300ELight jet | 2,010 nm3,723 km | Mach 0.8 | 45,000 ft | 10 | 1.2 t | 3,209 ft | 2,212 ft | 8.4 t | 15.9 m | 2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535E1 | 29 Apr 2008 | In production |
Pick two aircraft above. The page lines them up on ten published figures (range, speed, ceiling, seats, payload, takeoff and landing distance, thrust, weight and wingspan), then races them on a real great-circle route, landing for fuel wherever the range runs out. Start from your mission: how many passengers, the longest leg you fly and the shortest runway you use.
The Gulfstream G650. It is rated for 7,000 nm at long-range cruise against 5,950 nm for the Dassault Falcon 7X, about 1,050 nm (1,945 km) more. On published range both fly Astana to New York (5,010 nm) nonstop.
The G650. Its maximum operating speed is Mach 0.925; the Falcon 7X is limited to Mach 0.90. Flown at those speeds, Dubai to London (2,970 nm) takes about 5 h 36 m in the G650 and 5 h 45 m in the Falcon 7X.
Of the four aircraft here, the Embraer Phenom 300E takes off in the shortest distance: 3,209 ft at maximum takeoff weight, sea level, ISA. The Dassault Falcon 7X has the shortest landing distance at 2,070 ft. For scale, London City Airport's runway is 4,948 ft; the Boeing 747-8F needs 10,100 ft to take off.
The great-circle distance is 5,010 nm. On published range the Falcon 7X (5,950 nm) and the G650 (7,000 nm) can fly it nonstop. The 747-8F (4,120 nm) needs one fuel stop and the Phenom 300E (2,010 nm) needs two. Real flights depend on winds, reserves and payload.
The Boeing 747-8F spans 68.4 m and weighs up to 447.7 t at takeoff: about 2.3 times the wingspan and 10 times the weight of a Gulfstream G650 (30.35 m, 45.2 t), and 53 times the weight of a Phenom 300E (8.4 t).
The Embraer Phenom 300E is still in production, with more than 900 of the Phenom 300 family built. Production ended for the Dassault Falcon 7X and the Boeing 747-8F in 2023 and for the Gulfstream G650 in 2025, so these are bought pre-owned.
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Figures are manufacturers' published numbers. Range is still air at long-range cruise; map races fly the great circle at maximum operating Mach with one hour on the ground for each fuel stop. Real flights vary with winds, routing, load and reserves. Takeoff distance is at maximum takeoff weight, sea level, ISA.
Every aircraft has a full walk-round on iccjet.com.