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St Barts: the drop over the hill
Clear a ridge with a roundabout on top, dive for a runway barely 2,100 feet long and stop before the beach — one of the most famous landings in the world.

Davos week: the great Alpine airlift
Every January the World Economic Forum turns Switzerland into one of the busiest business-aviation hubs on Earth. Follow a jet from New York to Zurich and on into the Alps — and watch everyone else converge.

Your route, on a real globe
Pick two cities and a jet, then ride along from the cockpit, the window seat or a chase plane — on real satellite imagery.

Who flies what
Elon Musk’s G650ER, Drake’s 767, Taylor Swift’s Falcon, the Sultan of Brunei’s 747 — 55 of the world’s most talked-about aircraft, with reported prices and the stories behind them.
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Which private jet are you?
Eight questions, one aircraft, zero cost.
Build your private jet
Spec the cabin, pick the paint, see the real bill.
Could you afford it?
Your income and savings vs the private-jet ladder.
Rumours & legends
The gold 747, the $3,000 biscuits — checked.
Rankings
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Boeing Business Jets BBJ 787-8

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Bombardier Global 8000

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Inside & explained
All stories →Food at 45,000 Feet: How Private-Jet Catering Actually Works
Almost nobody cooks on a private jet. Meals are made on the ground, chilled, delivered about 90 minutes before departure and finished in a galley the size of a wardrobe. Who does the work, why food tastes different up there, and how one sandwich reached $177.
Drinks on Board: Wine, Champagne, Coffee and Water at Cabin Altitude
A pressurised cabin dulls sweetness, strips the fruit from light wines, flattens champagne faster and makes water boil below 100°C. What that means for the bar on a private jet, and the strict alcohol rules that apply to the crew.
Sleeping on a Private Jet: Real Beds, Thinner Air and the Pilots Who Take Turns
Most private jets make beds out of seats. The largest now have fixed bedrooms, cabins pressurised below 3,000 feet and lights that imitate sunrise. What actually helps passengers sleep, and where the pilots rest on a 15-hour flight.
The Galley: How a Private-Jet Kitchen Fits in a Cupboard
A business-jet galley has to fit a refrigerator, ovens and a coffee machine into the space of a wardrobe, survive crash loads and run on aircraft power. What is inside, what it weighs, and what a flight attendant can really cook.
Bathrooms and Showers in the Sky: From the Belted Seat to the Stand-up Shower
On the smallest jets the toilet hides under a seat cushion. On the largest there is a stand-up shower with its own water tank. How private-jet lavatories work, what they cost, and why a shower is still rare even on the most expensive aircraft.
Master Suites, Majlis and an Operating Table: The Most Unusual Rooms on VIP Jets
VIP airliners carry bedrooms, cinemas, gyms and, on Air Force One, a medical suite that can serve as an operating room. Some of the most famous rooms never existed at all. A guide to what is documented, what is only reported, and what was only ever a rendering.
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