The company is currently in the process of bringing three new jets to market – and is adamant it is doing enough to address sustainability concerns.

Despite private jet owners increasingly drawing the ire of environmental activists over the past year, business aircraft sales have reached unseen highs since the pandemic. Spurred by a heightened interest in private travel as a matter of health precaution, as well as perhaps becoming accustomed to the need to rent private air transportation to get to a specific destination when commercial networks shut down, the private jet business is coming out of COVID in full swing.

Speaking to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the president of luxury private jet manufacturer Gulfstream, Mark Burns, said Tuesday that his company was experiencing record sales across its entire product line. With popular and iconic aircraft such as the G650, the manufacturer is not about to rest on its laurels and slow down, however. Gulfstream has no less than three new products in the works.

Elon’s new jet

The first is its new flagship, the Gulfstream G700. The first fully outfitted unit flew for the first time in April 2021. Meanwhile, the company recently operated its second production aircraft, called P2, for the first time and has sent both of the aircraft on a world publicity tour…