Luxaviation Belgium (AAB, Brussels National) has added the country's first G700 and, at present, Belgium's only locally registered Gulfstream Aerospace aircraft, the company announced on social media. The aircraft further marks the launch of Gulfstream operations at Luxaviation Belgium.

“The arrival of the G700 is a very exciting milestone for Luxaviation Belgium and a great reflection of the trust our clients place in our team,” said Ward Bonduel, CEO of Luxaviation Belgium.

The 2025-built aircraft, registered in Belgium as OO-WEG (msn 87100) on June 30, departed Gulfstream Aerospace's Savannah International production facilities for Brussels National on July 3. Available for charter, the ultra-long-range jet is primarily based at Liège.

Luxaviation Belgium previously operated a Challenger 350 carrying the same registration between late 2018 and early 2023.

The G700 joins the company's active fleet comprising a Citation Jet 1, a German-registered Citation M2, five Citation Jet 4 Gen2s, a Falcon 900LX, three Falcon 7X aircraft, three Falcon 8X trijets, and a Portugal-registered Global 6000 inducted in early 2026. The company wet-leases two Falcon 7X jets to the Belgian Air Component, one of which has been parked at Geneva since March 2.

In Belgium, only one other Gulfstream Aeropace jet, a G200, was registered locally, active between early 2012 and mid-2016.

Other Luxaviation Group divisions, including ExecuJet Asia and ExecuJet Australia, manage San Marino-registered G700s. The latter further operates a San Marino-registered G800, the group's sole unit of the type, added in mid-2026. Luxaviation Group's broader fleet comprises approximately 120 aircraft produced by different manufacturers.