Top 7 Most Luxurious Private Jets in the World

• Boeing 747-430
• Boeing 787-8 BBJ
• Airbus ACJ350 Custom
• Boeing 747-8 VIP
• Airbus A340-300
• Airbus A380
• Air Force One

Air Force One

Recognised as the most expensive private jet in the world, Air Force One is home to not only a comfortable bedroom and offices but also an on-board medical centre and a conference room.
This 800,000-pound 747 has 4000 square feet of space with a kitchen that’s capable of preparing up to 2000 meals per flight and can feed 100 people at a time. Its advanced technology system ensures all devices are protected against electromagnetic pulses and it can even be refuelled in mid-air.

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Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov is the proud owner of the Airbus A340-300, a plane usually reserved for long haul journeys thanks to its quiet cabin and relaxed onboard conditions. Bigger than President Vladimir Putin’s personal aircraft, this luxury private jet features some seriously luxe interiors including buttery soft leather seats and spacious bedrooms.

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Airbus A380

The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger aircraft ever made and it’s also one of the heaviest, at almost 1.3 million pounds. Its large size doesn’t make it a common choice for luxury private jets, unless you’re Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, who ordered one at the Dubai Air Show in 2007.

While he didn’t opt to use the huge private jet at all, it still made news as being known as a flying palace.

Airbus ACJ350 Custom

The ACJ350 is more of a home in the sky than it is a simple mechanism for transport. An initial look puts this luxury private jet in the region of $366 million, but that’s before you take into account all of the added extras, including bespoke interior design.

Boeing 747-8

Even though the Boeing 747-8 VIP’s owner is unknown, a fair amount is known about their plane. One of the largest jets in the world, it’s capable of making even the Air Force One look tiny in comparison. With a huge 4,786 square feet of space, it’s a private jet converted from passenger plane to curated luxury, with a stateroom, lounges, an office, and a large dining room more than fit for entertaining.

Boeing 787-8 BBJ

The BBJ in the Boeing 787-8 BBJ stands for Boeing Business Jet and it’s designed to impress, with enough power to fly for 18 hours without refuelling. Spotted first at the Dubai Air Show, this luxury plane is sleek and suave, with all of the features necessary for a more than comfortable journey.
It’s mostly used by China-based HNA Group but can also be chartered for private use for an estimated $70,000 per hour.

Boeing 747-430

Washbasins made out of solid gold and Lalique crystal is just the start when it comes to the no-expense-spared levels of luxury inside the Sultan of Brunei’s private jet. Thought to be the richest monarch in the world, he spent around $100 million through Lufthansa and then spent another $120 million to furnish the aircraft to his tastes.