Duncan Aviation has completed an exterior repaint of a Gulfstream GIV at its facility in Provo, Utah, introducing a design influenced by high-performance automotive styling.
The project was led by Senior Lead Designer Molly Pfeiffer, who worked with the aircraft owner to develop a livery concept based on sports car aesthetics. The final design features a predominantly white lower fuselage combined with bold, angled striping across the upper section, intended to create a sense of forward motion.
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According to the company, the directional stripe pattern runs from the nose toward the tail, using contrasting tones to emphasise movement while maintaining a clean base structure. The approach reflects a broader trend of cross-industry design influence in business aviation completions.
The repaint was carried out at Duncan Aviation’s full-service facility and represents a customised exterior solution tailored to the owner’s design preferences.
