G150 Technology
When Gulfstream developed the wide-cabin, high-speed G150® business jet, they set out to build the most technically advanced mid-sized business jet in the world. They succeeded.
The advanced G150 cockpit employs Rockwell Collins ProLine 21 avionics systems as the basic architecture now enhanced by PlaneView™-like features that improves situational awareness for the pilot and creates a safer operating environment for the airplane.
The Rockwell Collins ProLine 21 avionics encompass four 12-by-10-inch LCD flight displays with Engine Indicating Crew Alerting System, a dual integrated Flight Management System with integrated GPS and a maintenance diagnostic computer. To enhance its operational efficiency, Gulfstream added a series of PlaneView-like features, including: Gulfstream’s signature Cursor Control Devices (CCD) and electronic Jeppesen chsarts at no additional charge.
The Cursor Control Device, a Gulfstream innovation that was first introduced on the G550®, enables G150 pilots to input data easily and provides instant display of information, including flight plan and routing changes. The side-mounted cursor control device is integrated with the cockpit so as to be redundant with traditional controls. It reduces pilot workload through interactive controls, menu selections and range / speed scrolling. The G150 also offers options for a paperless cockpit, electronic checklists, graphical weather, a three dimensional view of your flight path, and a moving map system.
Gulfstream is also incorporating new, advanced technologies on the G150. In 2009, Gulfstream will be offering the Enhanced Vision System™ (EVS II, Heads Down) as an option to improve safety through greater situational awareness.
The Gulfstream G150 boasts the most advanced cockpit with its fully integrated systems, large easy to read displays, and unique features to reduce pilot workload and enhance safety.
G150 Cockpit
The G150 cockpit features Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics. View larger image 
G150 CCD
The G150 cockpit features the Gulfstream-exclusive cursor control device (CCD) also employed in large-cabin flight decks. View larger image
