The Most Expensive Private Jets FU Money Can Buy

Keeping up with the Joneses can be tough.  Especially when the Joneses are billionaires.  But there are certain cars, yachts, pieces of real estate, and private jets that you can buy that say, “I win!”.  Below are the current crop of “I win!” private jets. Read more

The Perfect Private Jets for NBA Teams

Aside from having to play the Lakers and Kobe Bryant, the San Antonio Spurs also were faced with overcoming a challenge presented by their charter airline before they even arrived in Los Angeles.  Read more

The 2008 Football Fly-In Pass

Hockey and basketball have gone into winter hibernation, baseball is offering few thrills outside of A-Rod’s latest misstep, and the world is preparing for this summer’s Olympic Games.  That can mean only one thing – only two more months until the start of the NFL season.  There are some true gems on this season’s NFL schedule, and what better way to enjoy the game than to pick up tickets through your favorite broker and fly in for the game aboard your private jet.  Not only will an executive jet allow you to avoid the constant delays and hassles inherent with commercial airlines, but you will probably save enough time to hit some of the local hotspots before or after the game.  Without further adieu, here is our list of the games each week that you should fly in to see.  We call it our “2008 Football Fly-In Pass.” Read more

Blair Witched: 10 Aircraft You Probably Don’t Want To See Behind Your Private Jet

With the recent news that Israeli military jets scrambled to shoot down Tony Blair’s jet after a failure in air-to-controller communications ( (the jets had taken a firing position above and behind Blair’s jet, the perfect firing position), we decided to come up with a list of ten jets that you definitely would not want to see in the rear-view mirror of your private jet. Read more

7 Flyover State Experiences Worth Landing For

The Midwest has earned the collective nickname of “flyover states” for a reason – the closest most residents of the country’s two coasts ever get to the states is peering out a porthole from 30,000 feet as they fly to either coast. However, as you’ll see below, perhaps some of the events and destinations in the flyover states will be worth putting down the Gulfstream for a few hours while jetting your way to New York. It’s fashionable to be a few hours late in the Big Apple, anyway. Read more