A walkthrough of the Gulfstream G550's cabin layout: front galley, middle seating with a conference table that converts to a bed, and rear bedroom with king-size bed and bathroom. About one-third of G550s have the galley in the back instead.
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This is 100% scale of the Gulfstream 550. That's the 3 sections I'm talking about. You got the kitchen door here, the galley door. And most airplanes, the front section has these 4 single seats. This is really the normal setup. Again, the normal setup on most airplanes is a conference table of 4 and a credenza. Sometimes you get 2 chairs here. Sometimes you get a couch. This also pushes down. This becomes a bed. Then there's a divider here that makes this a separate bedroom. This back, sometimes there's 2 chairs and 2 chairs. Sometimes there's a conference table. Sometimes there's 1 couch and 2 chairs. These 2 divans, they come together. And it becomes a king-size bed. And then they have the bathroom here. So if you really wanted to have your own bedroom, you close this door that's here, you sleep here, you have your bathroom here, and if you have other guests, they're up here, and also the flight attendant can serve them because the galley is in the front. They make these with the galley in the back. About a third of these Gulfstreams have the galley in the back.
Really? Why is that? If the galley is in the back, where's the restroom?
Behind the galley. And there's another bathroom in the front. It's a smaller bathroom for the crew and for these people sitting up here.
