Airstream Globetrotter FAQ

What are the dimensions of an Airstream Globetrotter?

The Airstream Globetrotter comes in four different floor plans, each offering modern European-inspired design:

23FB (Front Bedroom) - Available in Queen or Twin Beds:

• Exterior Length: 23 feet 2 inches
• Exterior Width: 8 feet
• Exterior Height: 9 feet 7 inches (with A/C)
• Interior Height: 6 feet 7 inches

25FB (Front Bedroom) - Available in Queen or Twin Beds:

• Exterior Length: 25 feet 2 inches
• Exterior Width: 8 feet 5.5 inches
• Exterior Height: 9 feet 7 inches (with A/C)
• Interior Height: 6 feet 7 inches

27FB (Front Bedroom) - Available in Queen or Twin Beds:

• Exterior Length: 28 feet
• Exterior Width: 8 feet 5.5 inches
• Exterior Height: 9 feet 7 inches (with A/C)
• Interior Height: 6 feet 7 inches

30RB (Rear Bedroom) - Available in Queen or Twin Beds:

• Exterior Length: 30 feet 2 inches
• Exterior Width: 8 feet 5.5 inches
• Exterior Height: 9 feet 7 inches (with A/C)
• Interior Height: 6 feet 7 inches

The twin bed configuration opens up the center aisle in all models, creating a more spacious feel throughout the interior. Twin beds are 5 inches longer than the queen beds at 80 inches versus 75 inches.

How many people does an Airstream Globetrotter sleep?

Globetrotter sleeping capacity depends on the floor plan you choose:

• 23FB, 25FB, and 27FB models: Sleep up to 4 people
• 30RB model: Sleeps up to 6 people

All models include sleeping space in the bedroom area (either queen bed at 60" x 75" or twin beds at 34" x 80") plus a convertible dinette that transforms into additional sleeping space. The 30RB includes extra seating and sleeping with its wrap-around lounge configuration.

Each Globetrotter features 12 to 22 windows and skylights throughout the trailer, bringing natural light into every space from the panoramic bedroom window to the dinette area.

What kind of vehicle do I need to tow an Airstream Globetrotter?

Your towing needs will vary by Globetrotter model. Here's what you need to know for safe towing:

General towing guidelines for all Globetrotter models:

• Your tow vehicle's capacity should exceed the trailer's GVWR
• Most mid-size and full-size trucks, SUVs, and larger crossovers work well
• Look for vehicles with at least 1,000 pounds more towing capacity than the trailer's GVWR
• A weight distribution hitch system is recommended for proper towing

The 27FB model has a GVWR of 7,600 pounds and matches well with many vehicles people already own. The smaller 23FB and 25FB models require less towing capacity, while the larger 30RB will need a more capable tow vehicle.

Your tow vehicle's hitch weight capacity must also handle the Globetrotter's tongue weight, which includes the weight of batteries and propane tanks. When in doubt, consult with our team at Airstream of San Diego to help match your vehicle to the right Globetrotter model.

Where can I get service for an Airstream Globetrotter?

You can get service for your Globetrotter right here at Airstream of New Hampshire! We're located at 233 Main Dunstable Road in Nashua, just north of the Massachusetts border on the Everett Turnpike.

Our dealership offers complete service and maintenance for all Airstream models, no matter what year they were manufactured. Our certified Airstream Service Technicians have completed factory training at Jackson Center, Ohio, and regularly participate in ongoing service training modules to stay current on the latest features and repair techniques.

From routine maintenance like sealant inspections and winterization service to warranty repairs and major restorations, our service team is ready to help. We keep a strong inventory of common Airstream parts to minimize downtime and get you back on the road quickly.

Schedule your service appointment by visiting our service page or calling our dealership directly. We're here to support your ownership experience for many years to come.

What is the learning curve for owning an Airstream Globetrotter?

The learning curve for owning an Airstream Globetrotter is quite manageable, especially for first-time RV owners. Most new owners feel comfortable with their trailer within their first few camping trips.

When you buy from Airstream of New Hampshire, you'll receive a complete delivery walkthrough covering all systems and features. We suggest taking your first trip to a campground within a few hours of home. This gives you a chance to learn your trailer in a relaxed setting without the pressure of a long journey.

Important areas to master include:

• Setting up and leveling your trailer at campsites
• Connecting utilities like electric, water, and sewer hookups
• Understanding the power system and monitoring battery levels
• Using the Fusion Touchscreen stereo with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth features
• Basic maintenance tasks like checking sealants and tire pressure
• Proper winterization and spring setup procedures

The Globetrotter includes features that make RV life easier, like powered stabilizer jacks, powered awning, and high-end technology systems. These modern touches reduce the learning curve compared to older RV models.

Airstream provides extensive online resources through Airstream Academy, with videos, articles, and FAQs covering common topics. Plus, every new Airstream includes three years of Coach-Net 24/7 roadside assistance, so help is always available.

Most owners report that while the first trip involves some learning, by the second or third outing, everything becomes second nature. The key is being patient with yourself and remembering that every Airstreamer started exactly where you are now.

Does owning an Airstream Globetrotter make sense living in New Hampshire?

Absolutely! New Hampshire is an excellent state for Airstream ownership, and the Globetrotter is particularly well-suited for New England camping and outdoor adventures.

Three-Season Camping: New Hampshire offers excellent camping from late spring through fall, with each season bringing unique beauty. Summer provides warm temperatures perfect for exploring the state's lakes and beaches, while fall camping offers spectacular foliage displays throughout the White Mountains and Lakes Region. Spring brings mild weather ideal for getting back on the road after winter storage.

Outdoor Activities: The state is home to the White Mountain National Forest, over 100 waterfalls, and more than 4,000 miles of hiking trails. New Hampshire offers 48 mountains over 4,000 feet, pristine lakes, and scenic coastline. The Globetrotter's different floor plans handle everything from mountain campground adventures to lakeside retreats.

Equipment Features: The Globetrotter's furnace and insulation work well for New Hampshire's variable weather, including cool mountain nights even in summer. The dual air conditioning system handles warm summer days, while the four-season construction allows for extended shoulder-season camping when many other RVers have packed up.

Local Service: With Airstream of New Hampshire right here in Nashua, you have convenient access to service, maintenance, and upgrades throughout your ownership. Our team understands the specific needs of RVs in New England's four-season climate, including proper winterization and detailed spring preparation.

Storage Considerations: New Hampshire winters require proper winterization or heated indoor storage. Many owners choose dedicated storage facilities or thoroughly winterize their trailers for outdoor storage during the coldest months. The Globetrotter's quality construction handles seasonal storage very well with proper preparation.

Regional Access: New Hampshire's location provides easy access to outdoor adventures throughout New England and beyond. You're within driving distance of Maine's coast, Vermont's mountains, and countless destinations throughout the Northeast. The state's excellent highway system makes towing comfortable and straightforward.

The Globetrotter's modern design and reliable four-season construction make it perfect for New Hampshire's outdoor lifestyle. Whether you're planning weekend trips to nearby state parks, extended summer adventures to the coast, or fall foliage tours through the mountains, this Airstream is built for New England adventures.