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The world’s most expensive private jets

  • Haris Chechi
  • 2 August 2024
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The most expensive private jets in the world

High-end privately owned aircraft represent the pinnacle of luxury and innovation in aviation. These jets are owned by some of the wealthiest individuals and corporations globally and include:

Airbus A380

Owned by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, this exclusive aircraft is valued at around $500 million. The plane in question is truly a pinnacle of luxury aviation, boasting amenities such as a concert hall, Turkish bath and even a garage for a Rolls-Royce. It is equipped with a prayer room featuring automated mats that always face Mecca, aligning perfectly with Prince Alwaleed’s cultural and personal preferences.

Boeing 747-8 VIP

Joseph Lau, a prominent Hong Kong real estate tycoon, owns this huge private jet, which is valued at approximately $367 million and is based in Hong Kong. It offers 4,800 square feet of opulent space that features an onboard gym, several guest suites, a large office and a sophisticated dining room. Reflecting Lau’s refined taste, the interior showcases high-end materials and state-of-the-art technology, making it a hallmark of luxurious air travel.

Airbus A340-300

This aircraft is owned by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov and is valued at $350-400 million. It stands out for its extensive customization, boasting luxurious bedrooms, multiple bathrooms and an elegant dining area. Equipped with advanced security systems, it is adorned with bespoke materials and furnishings that epitomize Usmanov’s affluent lifestyle and attention to detail.

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Boeing 747-430

The Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei, known for his wealth and lavish lifestyle, owns this private jet that’s valued at $323 million. This Boeing 747 is famous for its opulent interior, which includes lavish gold and crystal accents throughout. It features a master bedroom, guest rooms, luxurious bathrooms with gold fixtures and expansive living and conference areas. Designed to reflect royal luxury, the aircraft exemplifies the Sultan’s unparalleled standards of comfort and extravagance.

Boeing 787-8 BBJ

Owned by the Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, this aircraft is valued at $300 million. It is engineered for ultra-long-range travel and showcases an advanced aerodynamic design. The aircraft’s interior is designed for both comfort and style, featuring a master suite with a walk-in closet and spacious shower, a lounge area and an elegant dining room. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and premium finishes, it embodies the refined preferences of HNA Group.

Boeing 757

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, former owner of Chelsea Football Club, owns a customized Boeing 757 valued at $170 million. Known as ‘The Bandit’, this medium-sized airliner has undergone extensive upgrades. It now features a luxurious interior with amenities such as a large bedroom, dining room, kitchen, office and lounge. For security, it includes advanced features such as an anti-missile system, radar jamming device and bulletproof windows. It has a luxurious interior with a large bedroom, dining room, kitchen, office and lounge. Abramovich’s attention to comfort and safety underscores his commitment to luxury and protection.

Gulfstream G650ER

Owned by celebrity and influencer Kim Kardashian, this private aircraft is valued at $150 million. It is among the fastest and most advanced business jets globally, capable of speeds nearing Mach 0.925 and has a range of up to 7,500 nautical miles. Dubbed ‘Kim Air’, Kardashian’s jet features a contemporary interior that includes a bedroom, bathroom, lounge, bar and cinema. It also has high-speed internet, a satellite phone and a video conferencing system and exemplifies luxury and functionality.

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