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Private aviation represents a massive market in itself. Valued globally at $36.8 billion last year and forecast to hit $68.4 billion by 2034, there is no denying the eye-watering sums behind private flight as a whole. Admittedly, that does include hobbyists who might part-buy single-engine turboprops, all the way up to charter airlines specializing in renting out private jets.
At the market’s most-luxury end, though, where ultra-wealthy A-listers, business tycoons, royals, and so on boast aircraft for their sole use, the numbers can become hard to fathom. This world, where jets are personalized to feel more like flying apartments or offices rather than a means of simply getting from A to B, is something the vast majority can only attempt to imagine. Whether absurd or dream-worthy, that is up for debate. Either way, the prices involved are no doubt staggering, as shown by the five most expensive celebrity private jets flying currently.
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Kylie Jenner’s Bombardier Global 7500
Valued at $72 million to $75 million
At number five, and actually well off the top spot, sits Kylie Jenner’s Bombardier Global 7500, also known as Kylie Air. The jet was purchased in 2020 under shell company Rise and Shine Air LLC, and is said to be worth in the region of $72 million to $75 million today. While the Bombardier variant is a popular choice among the ultra-rich, capable of seating up to 19 passengers and flying 7,700 nautical miles (14,260 km), Jenner’s is by no means a standard example.
On the outside, the jet sports a pale pink stripe on a white background, mimicking the colors of Jenner’s Kylie Cosmetics branding. The tail number N810KJ is used too in a nod to the celebrity’s birthday and initials. All told, it would be hard to miss on any apron, appearing as much as a flying advert as a corporate jet. It is on the inside, however, where the Bombardier’s four distinct cabin sections have really been taken advantage of.
A suite with a full-size bed and stand-up shower makes up the living area towards the back, with these situated behind a lounge. Mid-cabin, a six-seater meeting and dining space can be found, with custom leather seating then laid out towards the front. Again, pink tones and even mood lighting feature throughout, in line with Jenner’s branding. All of this is complemented by a fully-functioning kitchen, as well as a dedicated crew suite next to the cockpit.
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Jeff Bezos’ Gulfstream G700
Valued at $80 million
Though not quite a celebrity in the sense A-lister Kylie Jenner is, infamous businessman Jeff Bezos deserves a mention for his Gulfstream G700. Valued at approximately $80 million, the Amazon founder purchased the 20th model to roll off the production line in 2024. This joined a number of jets to have been owned by Bezos, being operated by specialist Executive Jet Management and registered N11AF.
As of the time of writing, Bezos’ personal fleet incorporated two Gulfstream variants, the G700 and latest addition, as well as an older G650ER, based on Planespotters.net data. This also showed Bezos, who is among the world’s richest people, as having owned a second G650ER and a Pilatus PC-24 historically. Combined, the four jets were said to have been worth well over $150 million, with the former G650ER having been listed for sale at $38 million upon the arrival of his newest plane.
With the upgrade, Bezos got his hands on a model capable of traveling 7,750 nautical miles (14,353 km). Details of any customizations made in Bezos’ case are sparse. We do know, however, that the inside of the aircraft can be fitted with up to five distinct living areas, including a meeting area, space to dine, a lounge, and a section specifically for crew members among them. This leaves room for either 19 passengers all seated, or for 13 to sleep in the largest cabin offered by Gulfstream. Capable of hitting Mach 0.935, the model’s maximum speed is not all that far off the speed of sound, either.
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Donald Trump’s Boeing 757
Valued at $100 million
Donald Trump and his Boeing 757 come next, having been purchased by the now-US President in 2010. Valuations vary given the narrowbody’s age, but the $100 million listed by charter firm GlobeAir offers a ballpark. The plane itself, now registered N757AF, has changed hands several times, having begun its career at former Danish carrier Sterling Airways in 1991.
Following the handover from its penultimate owner, late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, Trump reportedly splashed $250,000 on the interior. This included reupholstering seating and adding suede panels and mahogany trims. According to Trump’s own website, the inside now features two private guest rooms, three bathrooms, dining and conference areas, as well as an entertainment system “that rivals any private theater”. Seats themselves are said to feature the Trump family crest, while detailing even stretches to “24-karat gold-plated accents”.
Externally, the 757 is used to show off Trump’s branding, making it an easy spot at any airport like Jenner’s. Featuring a gold-metallic Trump logo, the American flag on the tail, as well as black, red and white detailing, it was used most notably during election campaigning in 2016 and 2024. Come the end of his first term, Trump Force One — as it became more commonly known — faced grounding before an overhaul saw it return to service in 2022. Making use of a 3,915-nautical-mile (7,250-km) range, the jet has crossed “virtually every inch of the country and beyond,” per Trump’s website, becoming a key feature at rallies.
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Kim Kardashian’s Gulfstream G650ER
Valued at $150 million
At $150 million all-in, Kim Kardashian’s Gulfstream G650ER sits just off the top spot and gives half-sister Kylie Jenner’s private jet a run for its money, literally. Bought in 2022 under corporate entity Noel Air LLC, the Gulfstream variant reportedly cost $95 million brand new. Media personality and businesswomen Kardashian then subsequently spent $55 million kitting the aircraft out to fit her own specifications.
Registered N1980K, mirroring the thinking behind Jenner’s tail number, and nicknamed Kim Air, the plane is somewhat more subtle in its exterior. Cream and light beige paintwork appear to fit in with the color scheme used in both Kardashian’s home and on her cars. Inside, a similar minimalistic finish is featured, with designers Tommy Clements and Waldo Fernandez having been brought in for the project. This saw white used for leather seating and light wood trim placed around the ceiling, seats, headrests, and baggage compartments.
The G650ER itself has proven another popular choice among celebrities. A range of 7,500 nautical miles (13,890 km) leaves it capable of nonstop intercontinental journeys. Capacity can also be stretched to 19 passengers. In Kardashian’s case, the aircraft is fitted with a master bedroom at the rear, two bathrooms, a main living or dining area with lie-flat seating, and a fully-equipped galley.
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Drake’s converted Boeing 767
Valued at $185 million to $200 million
Drake sits at the top in terms of those with the most valuable private aircraft to their names. Unlike his peers, though, the Canadian rapper was fortunate enough not to have to fork out from his own pocket for the converted Boeing 767. Estimated to be worth between $185 million and $200 million, Drake got hold of the widebody thanks to a partnership with freighter airline Cargojet Airways. This saw the aircraft change hands as a gift in 2019, at which point it was transformed into the aptly named Air Drake that can be seen gracing the skies today.
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Boeing aircraft was first operated by Saudi Arabian charter firm Mid East Jet back in 1996, according to Planespotters.net. Today, the aircraft is listed as being leased by Cargojet to the singer under the registration N767CJ. Its exterior reflects this, housing the airline’s name, Drake’s October’s Very Own branding, and a sky blue and white cloud paint job reminiscent of artwork used on the artist’s former albums. Overseen by the late Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh, the jet took on its livery in 2020, which also features the name Air Drake on each of its engine cowlings.
Customization did not stop there, with the widebody’s spacious cabin appearing to resemble something not too dissimilar to a flying hotel. Onboard, there are numerous private suites, two living rooms, and a shower-equipped bathroom. Seating throughout the cabin then offers room for almost three dozen passengers, with specific areas also dedicated to dining, watching television, and even gambling. May 2025 saw the plane grounded for several months to fit its current interior, which now houses purple and pink LED lighting, gold detailing on the walls, and dark blue leather seating, to name a few.
