The Private Jets Of The Rich And Famous Are Opulent And Amazing
Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich's Boeing 767-33A, usually docked at Luton Airport north of London, is reportedly decorated with a gold interior.
Technically, it belongs to the people of the USA. But President Obama's ride, Air Force One, ferries the Commander-in-Chief in style. It's a Boeing 747-200B and comes equipped with a self-contained baggage loader and the ability to re-fuel in flight.
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Gautam Singhania, chairman of the Raymond Group, owns this Challenger jet featuring an advanced Collins ProLine IV EFIS avionics system.
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This Bombardier BD-700 Global Express, owned by billionaire Bill Gates, can travel non-stop on flights from Tokyo to New York or Los Angeles to Moscow.
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Not surprisingly, Harrison Ford pilots his own jet, a Cessna 525B CJ3 Citation, which carries 6 people and can travel 1,900 nautical miles.
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Anil Ambani, chairman of one of the world's largest private conglomerates, rides this sleek Falcon 7X.
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The Sultan of Brunei bought his Boeing 747-430 for more than $100 million. He has other aircraft, but this is his biggest, and probably most luxurious.
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Jackie Chan had this executive jet, an Embraer Legacy 650, outfitted with a dragon paint scheme. The starting price for the jet is $29 million.
Vijay Mallya, the liquor mogul who also owns Kingfisher Airlines, rides in a Boeing 727. He has been known to use his jet as a flying office and a home, as well as for transportation.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban owns the Dallas Mavericks along with this Boeing 767-277, supposedly with high enough ceilings to fit his basketball team's tallest players.
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Donald Trump replaced his 1968 727 with a newer 757, which holds 23 and is outfitted with oil paintings, crystal lamps, and gold-plated seatbelt buckles.
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