Why do rich people fly private jets?

Avoiding Crowds Is A Luxury International flights require you to show up hours before take-off. Private jet charters are a hundred times more flexible. You'll have a take-off time pencilled in, but you don't need to show up until you're about to leave. It also lets rich people avoid sitting in overcrowded lounges.



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Inside Kim Kardashian's US$150 million private jet, aka Kim Air: the cashmere-clad Gulfstream plane seats 18 and is pricier than even Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk's rides. As a billionaire, having a private jet is probably no big deal.

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Saudi Prince Al Waleed's 747 If you're asking yourself, what is the most luxurious private jet interior, it doesn't get more lavish than Saudi Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud's Boeing 747.

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On average, business jets up to 25 years old may only have about 12,000 hours on them, and when they're well-maintained aircraft can easily last for 25,000 hours.

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Mukesh Ambani: Boeing Business Jet 2, $73 million. Elon Musk; Jeff Bezos; Sergey Brin; Larry Page: Gulfstream G650 ER, $70 million each. Bill Gates: Bombardier 8000, $66 million.

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