How He Built The Largest Private Jet Company In The World!
What makes you choose an aviation company over the others?
Description: In the competitive world of luxury aviation, Gulfstream has grown to become the world’s largest private jet company. This is the story of the company, but also of Allen Paulson, the visionary who built this aviation empire. From humble beginnings to industry dominance, Paulson's relentless pursuit of excellence transformed Gulfstream into a symbol of opulence and innovation. With groundbreaking designs and unwavering dedication, he revolutionized private air travel. Join us as we explore the journey of a man whose dreams took flight, creating a legacy that continues to soar above the rest. Discover how passion and determination built the largest private jet company in the world.
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Enjoyed 20 years working for and retiring from Gulfstream ! But I can't understand why your video is ALL OVER THE PLACE - showing 707s, tail assemblies of P-51s, a DC-3, a model of a Boeing 377, etc.??? Gulfstream did not manufacture Boeing, Douglas or North American Aircraft models! Occasionally, the video would match the Gulfstream model you were referring to then go well beyond to other Gulfstream models! You need to re-edit your video correctly! Who were all those kids at the beginning of the video?
@mrabrasive51
11 күн бұрын
It is a pretty crappy video. Should of just used AI.
@bradsteelguy9140
11 күн бұрын
I think it was AI. That’s why it was crappy. Didn’t even mention General Dynamics. Kept talking about sustainability and environment. When you’re dropping 60-80 mil, you’re not getting fake leather and fake wood. Trust me
@DDOlson-ix6cb
8 күн бұрын
Just awful.
The Gulfstream was developed by Grumman. Paulson bought the company in 1983.
The picture you show at 0:50 is of Clay Lacy not Allen Paulson
So a child is born black and Brown but grows up to be white ? That's your definition of success
Education is so important! I don't see why it's often minimized or vilified in America today. He never would have had the chances he had without a proper public education or being pushed to post secondary school/University. His college education is directly linked to joining the Army Air Corps as an ENGINEER vs being drafted as a rifleman! He never would have gained the experience he needed in WW2 (survivable) otherwise.
@real_true_boss3236
17 күн бұрын
Education is important but that doesn’t mean that college is the only form of education, he actually didn’t finish college but learned from hands on education than sitting in classrooms/lecture halls for 4+ years
@brucemitchell5637
13 күн бұрын
There is a HUGE difference between education and what we have now which is INDOCTRINATION!
Great story. Gulfstream's rise to the pinnacle of luxury aviation reflects Allen Paulson's visionary leadership.
Wow, thank you
Nice Video
This is good but the music is weird in some parts and doesn't fit how it should feel.
You lost me at trying to be grrreeen!!! Lmfao!!!
@jamessterling9273
12 күн бұрын
I agree with your comment it was a great video but they lost me as well
@jamessterling9273
12 күн бұрын
They might as well as made a video about a vegan tiger or lion lol
Please continue making videos bro your channel is my inspiration
I'm first 🥇
Better aircraft then thunder air,,in Timmins Ontario,,
Why you keep on putting pictures of Clay Lacey instead of the actual Allen Paulson ? You need to re edit this biography, completely absurd.
Still has windows. How innovative is that?
thanks for the detailed video. Hello from India.
Except it’s not the biggest, BBD outsells Gulfstream every year
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You need script writer like me. I'm working with 1M+ subs based channels. My script == Min. 1lakhs views
Here are the roots of Gulfstream I....en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulfstream_Aerospace
If you can't afford a bombardier, you buy that crap.
@StockCarGuy
Ай бұрын
lol the bombardier challengers are really nice
@mattstiles-ok8yz
Ай бұрын
Lol! If that had any legitimacy you'd actually be making sense. 😂👎
@tumi6428
Ай бұрын
And you can’t afford both