The world of private aviation is a playground for the ultra-wealthy, where opulence meets engineering excellence. From plush interiors designed by top fashion houses to cutting-edge technology and unparalleled performance, some of these aircraft can cost more than a luxury yacht or even a tiny island. Here are 15 of the costliest private jets ever built and the features and specifications that justify their astronomical price tags.

Gulfstream G650ER: $70 million

The Gulfstream G650ER is one of the most prestigious private jets on the market. Notable owners include Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. This aircraft can fly 7,500 nautical miles without refueling, and with a speed of Mach 0.925, it is one of the fastest business jets. The G650ER offers a customizable cabin featuring seating 19 passengers, sleeping accommodations for 10, and state-of-the-art technology.

Gulfstream III: $73 million

The Gulfstream III is a popular large-cabin, long-range business jet in service since the 1980s. Many private individuals, firms, and charter companies own it. With prices around $73 million, depending on the age and condition, it can accommodate up to 14 passengers. The Gulfstream III has a range of 3,800 nautical miles, a speed of Mach 0.85, and can climb to 45,000 feet.

Bombardier Global 7000: $73 million

Now known as the Global 7500, the Bombardier Global 7000 is one of the most expensive and advanced private jets. Owners include Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, who appreciate the jet’s capability to connect virtually any two cities in the world non-stop. The aircraft uses advanced soundproofing technology to guarantee a serene environment with a range of 7,700 nautical miles and a Mach 0.925 speed.

Boeing 757: $100 million

Former U.S. President Donald Trump and billionaire Roman Abramovich are among the owners of the Boeing 757. With prices starting from $100 million, the jet offers several impressive facilities, such as luxurious seating for 50 passengers, master bedrooms, full-sized bathrooms with showers, dining areas, and lounges. It has a range of about 4,000 nautical miles, a speed of 528 mph, and is powered by two Rolls-Royce RB211 or Prat & Whitney PW2000 engines.

Airbus ACJ319NEO: $100 million

Priced at around $100 million, this Airbus attracts a clientele that includes high-net-worth individuals, corporations, and governments. It features a cabin that can be customized with lounges, bedrooms, dining areas, and offices. The ACJ319neo can travel 7,800 nautical miles, making it ideal for long-haul flights. Its efficient CFM International LEAP-1A engines contribute to its impressive fuel efficiency and lower emissions than older models.

Boeing 767-33A/ER: $170 million

This customized version of the commercial 767 airliner offers a more affordable alternative to ultra-large private jets like the 747-8I. The private cabin can accommodate 50 passengers, and the layout features a mix of private suites and conference/meeting areas. It has a range of 6,600 nautical miles, a speed of Mach 0.86, and a service ceiling of 43,000 feet.

Boeing 747-430: $230 million

Buying a Boeing 747-430 means parting with over $230 million to acquire and more to outfit. It is prized for its unparalleled size, range, and luxury amenities and is a true flying palace with room to accommodate up to 100 passengers. Typical features include spacious private suites with en-suite bathrooms, a grand master bedroom, multiple lounges and dining rooms, a fully equipped gourmet kitchen, and even dedicated spaces for conferences.

Boeing 787-8 BBJ: $300 million

Highly advanced and technologically sophisticated, the Boeing 787-8 BBJ is based on the 787 Dreamliner commercial airliner. Only individuals, corporations, and government agencies that can afford the $300 million price tag own it. The cabin has private suites with en-suite bathrooms, a master bedroom, dedicated lounges and conference areas, and a full-service galley. The 787-8 BBJ has over 9,700 nautical miles range and a Mach 0.85 speed.

Airbus ACJ350 Custom: $350 million

The Airbus ACJ350 Custom is designed for the ultra-wealthy. It is owned by high-net-worth individuals, Fortune 500 companies, and governments. It provides a spacious cabin that can be configured to various layouts, including a master bedroom, en-suite bathrooms, full-sized kitchens, dining areas, and lounges. Powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines, known for their fuel efficiency and low emissions, the aircraft offers a range of up to 12,400 nautical miles.

Boeing 747-8 VIP: $367 million

The “Queen of the Skies,” as the Boeing 746-8 VIP is fondly called, is a modified version of Boeing’s commercial 747-8, tailored to meet the high standards of private owners. Spanning over 4,700 square feet, it offers master suites, full-sized dining areas, and gyms. The jet is powered by four General Electric GEnx-2B67 engines, enabling a speed of Mach 0.855 and a range of 7,730 nautical miles.

Boeing 777-300ER: $376 million

This private jet offers a unique blend of opulence and cutting-edge technology. Several royalties, heads of state, and top-tier business executives who demand the highest level of comfort opt for this plane. The 777-300ER can cover distances up to 7,370 nautical miles and can be configured to include luxurious amenities such as master bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms, dining areas, lounges, and offices. It also features advanced avionics and state-of-the-art entertainment systems.

Boeing 747-8I: $400 million

While the 747-8I is not as common as smaller private jets, it is owned by a select group of the world’s most affluent and influential people. Despite the immense size, the 747-8I’s private cabin is outfitted with the highest levels of luxury and comfort. It can accommodate 100 passengers, has a range of 8,000 nautical miles, a cruising speed of Mach 0.86, and an altitude of 43,100 feet.

Airbus A340-300: $500 million

The customization options for the Airbus A340-300 private jet are nearly limitless. Initially designed for commercial aviation, the A340-300 has been adapted for private use. One notable owner is the Sultan of Brunei, who has customized the jet with lavish interiors. The A340-300 has a maximum range of approximately 7,400 nautical miles, a speed of 541 mph, and a maximum takeoff weight of 606,271 pounds.

Airbus A380: $600 million

The amenities in the Airbus A380 rival those of a five-star hotel and include conference rooms, lounges, and a luxury car garage. Each jet is tailored to the owner’s specifications, making every A380 private jet unique in its luxury and design. In addition to its over $400 million base price, the price of converting an Airbus A380 into a private jet can soar above $200 million, depending on the extent of customization.

Air Force One: $660 million

Air Force One, the aircraft designated for the President of the United States, symbolizes American power and is a marvel of engineering and technology. The current model, a customized Boeing 747-200B, has advanced communication and defense systems. The plane is fortified to withstand electromagnetic pulses and has defenses against potential airborne threats. Capable of being refueled mid-air, Air Force One can remain airborne indefinitely.