Tom Cruise Research Papers

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Anyone who’s ever flown coach would purchase a private jet, given the opportunity. Jet prices range anywhere from $3 to $90 million, and they require a yearly $500,000 to maintain, on average. These celebrities, coming from different fields and backgrounds, have reached that ultimate elite status only available to a few lucky people. Take a look at some of the most astonishingly expensive private aircrafts ever owned by celebrities, and stay tuned for part two, coming soon!

Number Ten: Elvis Presley

Presley’s Convair 880 was so special he even gave it a name: Lisa Marie (after his daughter.) The interiors were completely refurbished and re-desined to his taste and needs. The plane can accommodate 28 guests and it counts with some rooms with
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Their company's fleet counts with eight jets—one of them is a Boeing 767-200, normally used for commercial flights due to its size and passenger capacity. In 2014, NASA granted Google permission to use historic Moffett Field's runways and hangars on a $1.2 billion lease. The price of the jet? Around $25 million.

Number Eight: Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise’s jet collection (yes, a collection) comprises five different planes. His hyper-luxurious Gulfstream IV is the cherry on the cake, although his personal favorite is a vintage P-51 Mustang used on WWII. Top Gun shaped him to such an extent he even got a pilot license for himself. Not only does Tom Cruise fly his own jets, he even hangs off flying planes occasionally. Classic Tom! His Gulfstream was a whopping $36 million.

Number Seven: Bill Gates

What’s a list of rich people without Bill Gates on it? Gates is usually not one for over-the-top luxurious commodities, but he does love traveling in style. And he has to travel a lot, too. Gates has called his Bombardier BD-700 Global Express his “guilty pleasure.” The ultra-long jet seats 19 people and it’s designed to fly long, intercontinental distances non-stop. Specifically, it's capable of flying 5,000 Nm (9,300 km) without refuel. Pretty impressive, like its price: $40