Jets are a diverse range of aircraft, from small planes to larger airliners capable of flying long distances. Prices can also vary based on the amenities and customized options chosen for the plane. Modifying a private jet may be extremely expensive, with endless pricing depending on the desired needs. However, not all modifications are possible owing to aircraft limits.

The answer to the most asked question “how much is a private jet?” is that the starting price of a new

private jet
is $3 million. However, equipment upgrades or interior refurbishment will increase the total price. Operating expenses include maintenance costs and private jet insurance. Yet, the most expensive brand-new private jet for sale is the Gulfstream G700.

The Gulfstream $80 million flagship

The Gulfstream
G700 was displayed for the first time at the NBAA Convention & Exhibition in Las Vegas. The aircraft shares its fly-by-wire cockpit with the G500 and G600. The FAA
issued its certificate in March 2024. Gulfstream began customer deliveries of the G700 aircraft less than a month after obtaining certification, and the first two G700s have begun service. Its current selling price is $80 million.

The Gulfstream G700
is a business aviation aircraft with a spacious and flexible interior. It offers five living areas with 20 oval windows, including an ultra-galley and a grand suite with a shower. The Gulfstream G700 interior offers a fresh cabin with plasma-ionized air replenished every two to three minutes. The cabin also features the industry’s lowest cabin altitude, elegant touch, and advanced cabin controls.

Cabin Specs

Gulfstream G700

Living Areas

Up to 5

Seats

Up to 19

Baggage Compartment Volume

5.52 cubic meters

The flagship features all-designed and handcrafted seats that are converted into ergonomic beds for exceptional comfort on long-haul flights. It also has 50+ World Records and a high-speed advantage, with a cruise range of up to Mach 0.85 with four flight crew.

Performance

Gulfstream G700

Maximum Range

7,750 NM (8919 mi, 14353 km)

Maximum Speed

Mach 0.935 (717 MPH, 1155 km/h)

Engines

Two Rolls-Royce Pearl 700

The G700 also features an award-winning avionic suite, active control sidesticks, intuitive touch-screen avionics, and Phase-of-Flight intelligence. The Gulfstream Symmetry Flight Deck™ features a Combined Vision System (CVS) and Predictive Landing Performance System for enhanced pilot

situational awareness
.

Exterior Specs

Gulfstream G700

Exterior Height

25 ft 5 in (7.75 meters)

Exterior Length

109 ft 10 in (33.48 meters)

Overall Wingspan

102 ft 12 in (31.39 meters)

The upcoming ultimate private jet

The $81 million Global Jet

The Bombardier Global 8000, business jet, offering the fastest speed, longest range, and smoothest ride on a single aircraft. With a top speed of Mach 0.94 (721 MPH, 1161 km/h), it allows passengers to fly farther than other private jets at an industry-leading 8,000 NM (9206 mi, 14816 km) range and unrivaled short-field performance in all weather conditions.

The Global 8000 aircraft unlocks new possibilities with its industry-leading range of 8,000 nautical miles, including new ultra-long range routes such as Dubai to Houston. It also delivers the longest range from even the shortest runways thanks to its revolutionary Smooth Flĕx Wing and innovative General Electric
passport engines. The aircraft is expected to enter service in 2025.

The Gulfstream business jet leader

“The world’s longest range business aircraft.” Gulfstream

The Gulfstream G800
is a powerful business aircraft with a high speed and a wide range, connecting passengers to more destinations than any other aircraft. The G800 also offers flexible living configurations, accommodating up to 19 passengers. The G800 first flew in 2022, and FAA

certification
is likely to come soon. The Gulfstream G800’s estimated selling price is $80+ million.

A Gulfstream G800 flying over water.

Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace

Exterior

Gulfstream G800

Exterior Height

25 ft 6 in (7.8 meters)

Exterior Length

99 ft 9 in (30.4 meters)

Overall Wingspan

103 ft (31 meters)

The most expensive “privatized” jet

The world’s most modern VIP widebody

The Airbus
ACJ350, the latest addition to ACJ’s VIP widebodies, features innovative technology like morphing wings in flight and a fuselage made from next-generation carbon fiber. In the family of the ACJ350 aircraft, the 350-900 and 350-1000 embrace two Rolls-Royce
Trent engines. The $350 million jets are based on efficiency and creativity, hence value for money.

ACJ350XWB aircraft flying in the sky

Photo: Airbus

The most advanced wing in the industry

Boeing Business Jets introduced the private version of the next-generation Boeing 777X airliner. The 777X offers the best space and comfort for its most exclusive customers. The model has two versions, 777-8 and 777-9, with approximately list prices of $394.9 million and $425.8 million, respectively. The 777X will redefine ultra-long-range VIP travel.

BBJ 777X Map

Image: Boeing

The BBJ 777X’s range exceeds half the planet. It boasts sophisticated folded wings, providing owners with limitless flight capabilities due to its commercial aviation first with revolutionary aerodynamics. It has the largest cabin in commercial aviation, measuring up to 343 m². The owners can customize the cabin to meet everyone’s requirements.

Boeing Business Jets 777-8 and 777-9

Photo: Boeing

Proposed-built private jets are mainly designed and built for private aviation. However, most commercial aircraft can be converted into one huge private jet, such as Saudi Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal’s Airbus
A380 private aircraft or Hong Kong real estate magnate Joseph Lau’s Boeing
747-8I VIP.

Airbus and Boeing have halted the production of jumbo aircraft for commercial use.

These huge private flying aircraft may have cargo hold modifications to accommodate owners’ specialized requirements, such as special vehicles or products. It may incorporate:

  • Sleeping suites
  • Large dining room
  • Spa and Suana
  • Offices or meeting rooms
  • Custom furniture, decor, or areas

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