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00:00When you become super wealthy, it's important to be able to travel in comfort and style.

00:05For those whom first-class cabins won't do, there's always the option of buying your own private jet.

00:12But even these come in a wide range of prices and sizes.

00:16From the smaller luxury models to the ornate flying palaces,

00:21these are 10 of the most expensive private jets in the world.

00:25Number 10. The Gulfstream G500. $44 million.

00:31The Gulfstream G500 is the company's newest design,

00:35with the first only being delivered to a customer in September of 2018.

00:40The 91-foot, 2-inch long jet has a wingspan of 87 feet and an inch,

00:45a cruising speed of around 448 miles per hour,

00:50and in its delivery spec, there's room for 10 people to sleep.

00:53The interior is incredibly luxurious and includes 27-inch wide seats,

00:59ample headroom to walk around, height-adjustable conference tables, and plenty of storage room.

01:05With a price tag of $44 million, the cabin can be customized to your requirements,

01:11such as the choice of whether the galley is in the front or the back,

01:15and it comes with high-speed internet access that's said to be 30 times faster than other planes in its class.

01:21As with all private jets, the running cost can significantly increase the total overall price,

01:27but the G500 has been designed to be as economical as possible.

01:31The total annual budget, which includes flying for 400 hours,

01:36is approximately $2.4 million,

01:38which averages to the cost of $13.22 per mile.

01:46Number 9. The Embraer Lineage 1000E

01:50Based on the Embraer Lineage 190 regional jet liner,

01:55the Brazilian company describes the 1000E as an ultra-large business jet

02:00with a spacious interior big enough to easily accommodate 19 people.

02:04It's just shy of 119 feet long,

02:08with a wingspan of 94 feet and 3 inches,

02:11and has a range of 5,294 miles at a cruising speed of 543 miles per hour.

02:18The interior cabin is split into five sections,

02:21which includes a walk-in cargo area to the rear,

02:24a master bedroom,

02:25a bathroom with a walk-in shower,

02:28an entertainment lounge,

02:29and a dining area.

02:30And if you happen to have change from the $53 million asking price,

02:35well, there's plenty of further optional extras that can be fitted.

02:38Embraer's design chief, Jay Beaver,

02:41has overseen lavish redesigns of interiors

02:43that are built to customers' requirements,

02:46including the Kyoto Airship,

02:47along with Skylights,

02:48and the Hollywood Airship,

02:50which imbues the style and luxury of 1930s Tinseltown.

02:54Number 8.

02:55The Gulfstream G650ER,

02:58$71.5 million.

03:00The $71.5 million G650ER

03:04is Gulfstream's flagship product,

03:07and as you would expect for the model held in such high regard by the company,

03:10it's one of the best you can buy that's specifically designed as a private jet.

03:15It's an extended-range version of the G650

03:18and can travel a distance of 8,600 miles

03:21at a cruising speed of 560 miles per hour.

03:26It's 99 feet 9 inches long

03:28and 99 feet 7 inches wide

03:30and has a 2,138 cubic foot cabin

03:34that can be configured for between 11 to 18 passengers.

03:38The interior is decorated with rich leather,

03:41fine wood veneers,

03:42and handcrafted stonework.

03:44It includes, as standard,

03:46audio and high-definition TV equipment,

03:48a convection oven,

03:49a series of 26-inch widescreen televisions,

03:52and it comes fully equipped with dinnerware and cutlery,

03:55so you'll be ready to entertain.

03:57By using an app on your smartphone,

03:59you'll be able to control the temperature,

04:01lighting,

04:02the shades,

04:02and the windows and entertainment devices,

04:05while you're on board the wireless network

04:07that's connected to two multi-channel satellite systems

04:09and ensures that you're kept in contact with the ground.

04:12Its cruising altitude is 51,000 feet,

04:16which keeps it above commercial traffic and weather,

04:19but the cabin is pressurized to around 4,000 feet,

04:22so you'll hardly feel like you've flown at all.

04:25Number 7.

04:26The Bombardier Global 7500,

04:28The Bombardier Global 7500 is,

04:33according to the company,

04:34the world's largest and longest-range business jet

04:38with a range of 8,800 miles.

04:40This gives the ability to make a non-stop flight

04:43between New York and Australia in ultimate comfort,

04:46with four customizable living spaces,

04:49as well as an additional crew resting area.

04:51Bombardier offers a range of options

04:53when it comes to the setup of the interior,

04:56with choices of a master suite with a walk-in shower,

04:59a club suite with four ergonomic seats,

05:02large TV and windows,

05:03a conference suite with room for six to sit and eat,

05:07an entertainment suite,

05:08and even a private three-person suite.

05:11Without buying a larger plane

05:12and refitting it for your needs,

05:14this is as luxurious a private jet

05:16as is possible to buy.

05:18Number 6.

05:19The Boeing 757,

05:21$100 million.

05:23In 2011,

05:24Donald Trump bought a Boeing 757

05:27from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen

05:29and gave it exactly the type of makeover

05:32you'd expect from Mr. Trump.

05:34Far beyond simply having his name painted on the outside,

05:37the interior is what's made this

05:39a $100 million purchase.

05:41It's powered by a pair of

05:42Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofan engines

05:46and can fly for 16 hours

05:48at more than 500 miles an hour.

05:51The refurbishment of the plane

05:52that, in a commercial setup,

05:53can carry up to 200 people

05:55now has room for just 43.

05:57Some of the features include

05:59a bedroom,

06:00a dining room,

06:01a private guest room,

06:02an entertainment room,

06:03and this jet even has

06:05a 24-carat gold bath.

06:07Yes, you heard that correct.

06:08Every seat has a personal TV screen as well,

06:11with access to an entertainment system

06:13that offers a library of more than 1,000 movies

06:16and 2,500 audio CDs.

06:19There's also gold everywhere,

06:21including on the seatbelts,

06:23and the family logo is stamped

06:24on virtually every object in the cabin.

06:27Number 5.

06:28The Airbus ACJ319neo

06:30The Airbus ACJ319neo is a new model of jet

06:38that completed test flights in early 2019,

06:41and the first is currently scheduled

06:43for delivery in 2020.

06:45Airbus has taken the popular A320neo

06:48and added new engines

06:49and extra fuel tanks

06:50to extend its range,

06:52and have partnered with Fokker Technique

06:53to customize the VIP cabin on board.

06:57There's a focus on weight reduction

06:58to make this jet as economical to fly as possible,

07:02but that doesn't mean luxury is the second priority.

07:05The state-of-the-art cabin

07:06is built with all the latest technologies,

07:08such as low-altitude cabin pressure,

07:11entertainment facilities,

07:12private cabins,

07:13a conference room,

07:14and permanent connection to the internet

07:16through satellites.

07:18In trials,

07:18it recently completed a 16-hour flight

07:21at around 500 miles an hour,

07:23with a configuration

07:24that could seat 162 people.

07:27The first of these $101.5 million jets

07:30to be produced

07:31is for K-5 Aviation in Germany.

07:34But, with 14 on order,

07:37it's quite possible

07:37there will be one on the way

07:39to a billionaire near you.

07:41Number 4.

07:42The Boeing 787-8 BBJ

07:45$324.6 million

07:48The Boeing Dreamliner

07:50first went into commercial use in 2011,

07:53and it was inevitable

07:54that they would release

07:55a business version of the jet,

07:57something they did by 2014.

07:59The first one was built

08:00in collaboration with Kestrel

08:02and Greenpoint Technologies,

08:04who spent two and a half years

08:06designing and installing

08:07the custom interior.

08:09The list price of the 787-8

08:11is $224.6 million,

08:15and the upgrades

08:16cost a further $100 million.

08:18But, as you'll see,

08:21it was all worth it,

08:23as they have converted the plane

08:24into a 2,400-foot luxury flying home.

08:29The master suite,

08:30accessible from the entrance,

08:32is completely separate

08:33from the rest of the cabin,

08:34and is designed

08:35to be an oasis of silence.

08:37It has a California king-size bed,

08:39a huge bathroom with marble sinks,

08:42a double-size walk-in shower,

08:44and even heated marble floors.

08:47Those with a lot of luggage

08:48are catered for,

08:49as the master suite

08:50also comes equipped

08:51with its own dressing room,

08:53a walk-in closet,

08:54a refrigerator,

08:55and a safe.

08:57Beyond the private quarters,

08:58the jet has an open main lounge

09:00designed to feel

09:01as spacious as possible,

09:03and includes two day beds

09:04in front of a 55-inch

09:06flat-screen display,

09:07along with other seats

09:09that have their own monitors.

09:10To the rear of this cabin

09:11is a VIP lounge,

09:14and then behind it

09:15is the guest cabin,

09:16with 18 first-class reclining seats

09:19and a row of premium economy seats

09:21for the staff.

09:23The jet has a range

09:23of 11,500 miles,

09:26so you can reach

09:27virtually anywhere on Earth.

09:29Number three,

09:30the Boeing 747-8 VIP,

09:33over $367 million.

09:36The 747 is probably

09:38the most famous

09:39commercial airliner

09:40in the world,

09:41but for those

09:42able to afford it,

09:43Boeing also offers

09:44a private version

09:45of the jet.

09:46Costing $367 million

09:48for the base model,

09:50one recent

09:51and confidential client

09:52is said to have spent

09:53another $100 million

09:55to upgrade the interior.

09:57Powered by four

09:58General Electric Gen X engines,

10:00it can fly

10:019,200 miles non-stop

10:03at 645 miles an hour,

10:06and can be customized

10:07into virtually any configuration

10:09a client would want.

10:11The recent craft,

10:12designed by Greenpoint Technologies,

10:14made use of the 4,786-square-foot interior

10:18to include a stateroom,

10:20three large lounges,

10:22an office,

10:23and a huge dining room

10:24with a table that seats 14 people.

10:27This is also the model

10:28that's been announced

10:29to be the replacement

10:30for Air Force One,

10:32and that an estimated

10:33$660 million

10:34will likely become

10:36the most expensive

10:37private aircraft

10:38ever to be constructed.

10:40Plans involve making

10:41two jets

10:42resistant to media strikes,

10:43nuclear war,

10:44and terrorist attacks,

10:46with the ability

10:47to deploy flares,

10:48jam radars,

10:49and refuel in mid-air.

10:51On board,

10:51they'll be able

10:52to seat about 100 people

10:53and all the equipment

10:55needed to run

10:56the entire country.

10:58Number two,

10:58the Airbus A340-300,

11:01$350 to $500 million.

11:04What's thought to be

11:06the second most expensive

11:07private jet in the world

11:08is owned by one of Russia's

11:10wealthiest billionaires,

11:12Alisha Uzmanov.

11:14Based on an Airbus A340-300,

11:16which has a purchase price

11:18of $238 million,

11:20an extensive refit

11:21means this particular jet

11:23will have cost in excess

11:25of $350 million,

11:27although no one knows

11:29quite for sure.

11:30At 209 feet long

11:32and with four engines,

11:34it's the biggest private jet

11:35in Russia

11:36and has a range

11:37of 10,300 miles

11:39with a cruising speed

11:41of 540 miles per hour.

11:43The high costs

11:44and high fuel consumption

11:45mean that this model

11:46isn't often used

11:48by civilian air fleets,

11:49but when you're one

11:50of the richest people

11:51in the world,

11:52it's unlikely to matter.

11:54Very little is known

11:55about the interior

11:56of Uzmanov's jet,

11:57though as no images

11:58have ever been released.

12:00What is known

12:01is that it's registered

12:02in the Isle of Man

12:03with the registration

12:04M-IABU,

12:07which means

12:08I'm Alisha Borkanovich Uzmanov,

12:10and it's named Borkan

12:12after his father.

12:13Number one,

12:14the Airbus A380,

12:17over $600 million.

12:19Also known

12:20as the Flying Palace,

12:22the most expensive private jet

12:24was conceived

12:25and ordered

12:26by Saudi Arabian prince

12:28Al-Walid bin Talal

12:30in 2013,

12:31but he apparently sold it

12:33to an unknown buyer

12:35before even receiving

12:36delivery of the plane.

12:38It's a fully customized

12:39Airbus A380,

12:41which is the largest jet

12:42that's flown

12:43by commercial carriers

12:44and costs $400 million

12:46from the assembly line.

12:48Refitting the interior

12:49of the double-decker plane

12:50costs at least $200 million

12:53and could actually

12:54have been far more.

12:56For this expense,

12:57the prince installed

12:58a concert hall,

13:00a Turkish bath,

13:01a luxury car garage

13:03so he could take

13:03his prized vehicles

13:04anywhere he goes,

13:06and a prayer room

13:07with computer-controlled mats

13:08that automatically rotate

13:10to face Mecca.

13:12There are five bedrooms,

13:13which each have

13:14an in-suite bathroom,

13:16a king-size bed,

13:17and a dining area,

13:19a meeting room,

13:20and even a luxury dining room

13:21where each of the 14 seats

13:23is equipped with footrests,

13:25massages,

13:26and adjustable supports.

13:27There's also a boardroom

13:28and a laid-back lounge,

13:30but undoubtedly,

13:31the most standout feature

13:33of this jet

13:33is the throne

13:34that's pried and placed

13:36in the center.

13:37The A380 has a cruising speed

13:39of 560 miles per hour

13:41and a range of 9,200 miles,

13:44but you probably won't notice

13:46how long your trip is

13:47with amenities like this.

13:48Well, I feel like I've been

13:50in an airport all day,

13:51I don't know about you.

13:52And if you had a few

13:53hundred million dollars to spare,

13:55let us know how you would design

13:56and decorate your own private jet.

13:58If you enjoyed this video,

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14:01and subscribe.

14:02As always,

14:03I'm Mr. Luxury.

14:04Pip-pip.

14:05De-doodly-doo.

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