Sun Valley normally has a population of just 1,783, but in the week after July 4th, that figure usually swells to include hundreds of more people and at least 165 private jets.
One adventurous soul decided to test out the high life, soaring through the skies like a millionaire – all without breaking the bank.
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Shocking video footage surfaced on Friday that shows a private jet explode into flames after colliding with a car on a Florida highway.
“Elon already got so much shit for picking a fight with this kid, she should really not expect this to go super well PR-wise.”
Harry and Meghan have been labelled “eco-hypocrites” for previously talking about protecting our planet’s environment while also copping a lift on a jet that reportedly emits an estimated two tons of carbon dioxide an hour.
Move over, Mulan, there’s a new Disney princess here to save the day.
Saudi Arabia’s Football Club Al-Hilal has some big names as its patrons, including billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud.
Not only did the president and his people fly in on private jets, but they landed on an R20 million runway that he built with his own money.
This pilot has opened up about her comings and goings flying in private aviation, revealing that there are indeed some pitfalls along with major perks.
Yet another teen is making waves by holding the world’s billionaires accountable for their impact on the environment.
Since there’s nobody better to show off the Boeing Business Jet 737, Travolta kindly obliged with an exclusive video tour of the “BBJ”.
The Twitter account has made the effort to monitor the billionaire’s movements, as well as his flight data, which led him to make some changes.
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Taylor Swift has been dubbed the “biggest celebrity CO2 polluter” by sustainable digital marketing agency Yard. Naturally, social media users have jokes.
The kind of requests and scenarios that flight attendants have to deal with on the job, be it with commercial or private flying, are almost endlessly wacky and unconventional.
A Twitter account that tracks the ridiculously short journeys of the rich and famous has called out the likes of Kylie Jenner for contributing to the climate crisis.
This ferocious hunger for private flying has put the industry in a bit of a tailspin, as companies hustle for more jets, pilots, and acquired competitors.
I bet you didn’t think that you might need a private jumbo jet to feel and look like a luxury five-star spa retreat, did you?
Not everyone can afford the luxury of travelling by private jet, but one can clearly see how it’s the more attractive option.
Made in 2015, Musk acquired Gulfstream’s flagship plane, the G650ER, in 2016.
Elon Musk has described the ‘Smart Summon’ in Tesla cars as the company’s “most viral feature ever”. True, but not always in the way the company would like.
Kim Kardashian has been flying high in her 18-seater G65OER private jet, the same type as Jeff Bezos, apparently.
A 19-year-old student and aviation enthusiast created a Twitter bot that tracks and posts real-time updates of Musk’s private jet location.
A private jet flight attendant spoke out about a few of her experiences, which include a pot-bellied pig flying solo and a billionaire in tighty-whities.
Besides those taking to the skies in private planes, more travellers have also started taking their pets with them on board.
Some KwaZulu-Natal residents paid as much as R180 000 for flights to Cape Town and R90 000 to Gauteng last week.
Pent-up travel desire and unspent money among the super-rich is causing another luxury industry to surge.
For a good few million, you could take over ownership of this jet, which was previously the property of the infamous Gupta family.