Best-selling private jets: Luxury that conquers the sky
In the world of private aviation, there are jets that exceed all the expectations of those who live in the corps for luxury, performance and prestige. These machines are not just a means of transportation – they are a status symbol, a personal style and often, the most powerful card for dominance in the sky. From legendary models that define luxury to the most expensive airplanes ever created, these are the true stars of aviation.
Galfstrim G650ER: Pure perfection at altitude
The Gulfstream G650ER is one of the most popular private jets and rightfully bears that epithet. With a price starting at 75 million dollars, this plane is like a private yacht in the sky.
Its range of 13,890 kilometers allows it to connect New York and Tokyo non-stop, and its maximum speed of Mach 0.925 means that you will reach your destination faster than expected. But the real magic is hidden in its interior – the cabin is made to satisfy even the most discerning taste. Huge windows that let in natural light, luxurious seats that turn into horizontal beds, and complete personalization of the interior according to your style.
Fun fact: Each window is 16% larger than the previous model, which means that you have a good view of both the sunrise and the sunset while you are at 12,000 meters of altitude.
The owners? Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and even Barak Obama (during his trip for the mandate). If you want to be part of the “big” club, this is the plane for you.
Bombardier Global 7500: Hotel on wings
When it comes to range, the Bombardier Global 7500 sets the standard. With a price of 75 million dollars and a range of an incredible 14,260 kilometers, this jet can take you from Los Angeles to Singapore – or as some call it, “the flight that connects the two sides of the world”.
What makes it special is its cabinet design. Four separate zones enable work, relaxation, meals and rest – all in one trip. The technology in the plane renews the air every minute, and the pressure in the cabin is designed to minimize fatigue.
Fun fact: This is the first private jet that has a completely flat floorboard, which means that you can literally walk down the plane as if you were on a day trip.
The owners? Leonardo DiCaprio’s name is often associated with Global 7500, as are numerous CEOs who use it for their journeys to the highest level.
Boeing 747-8 VIP: Flying Castle
Who lives in the choir for extreme opulence, the Boeing 747-8 VIP is the absolute king. With a price of 400 million dollars (without customization), this plane is designed for those who do not want to make compromises.
The interior? Imagine this: a private bedroom with an interior inspired by Versailles, a conference room, a spa with marble tiles and a large movie theater. Every detail is made to order, so if you want a jacuzzi, you get it.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia owns one such jet with golden details down the entire cabin.
Airbus ACJ320: Business class that no one imagined
While most private jets are built from scratch, the Airbus ACJ320 is a commercial plane that has been converted into a private luxury space. With a price starting at 100 million dollars, this plane is like a private flying penthouse.
The possibilities for customization are unlimited – from a huge luxurious sofa to a fully equipped kitchen. Owners often look for works of art as part of the decor, why not?
Some versions of the ACJ320 have an autonomy of up to 12 hours of flight, which means that you can fly across the Atlantic in style and comfort.
