The World’s Most Expensive Private Jets

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Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal has one of the world’s most luxurious private jets. The aircraft, a Boeing 747, cost the prince about $100 million when new. The aircraft’s interior is adorned with gold, crystal, and solid gold washbasins. The plane’s interior is luxury at it’s best with a dining area that seats 14 people and several bedrooms.

The newest private aircraft entered service this year. It was purchased by the Russian tycoon Alisher Usmanov, who spent $200 million on the aircraft. After extensive redecoration, the plane’s value has more than doubled. Then there’s the $747, which belongs to Saudi prince Alwaleed bin Talal. A custom-refitted Boeing 747 can cost $617 million.

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Another jet in the ranks is the Airbus A340-300, owned by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov. The aircraft seats more than 300 passengers, is ultra-long-range, and has special VIP additions. Its range is over 8500 miles. BitLux has made these luxury private jets affordable to nearly everyone, providing world-class service aboard these luxurious aircraft. If you have a dream to travel like royalty, private jets are the perfect way to travel.

The most expensive private jet in the world is an Airbus 380. This aircraft is also the largest luxury private jet, and once was the aircraft of choice for Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. With a price tag of $432.6 million, it is the ultimate in luxury air travel. Aside from being a luxurious aircraft, it also provides incredible views. A typical Airbus 380 has 550 square meters of cabin space.

The Sultan of Brunei is another owner of one of the world’s most luxurious private jets. His aircraft is worth more than $300 million USD, and the Sultan is able to afford it without any difficulty. The aircraft is equipped with 100 million USD of luxury features, such as gold and Lalique crystal interiors. The aircraft has a maximum speed of 850 km/h and a range of 11,090 kilometers.

The first and most expensive private airliner was ordered by Hong Kong billionaire Joseph Lau and PC tycoon Michael Dell. Its capacity is a whopping 250 seats, and it takes a runway of 10,300 feet to take off. The interior is so luxurious, that the fixtures in the bathroom are made from gold. Fortunately, it has some of the world’s most lavish amenities, and it is well worth the steep price tag.

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