15 Luxurious Private Jet Collections Owned By World Famous Actors - There is a house in Ocala, Florida with two runways leading to the front door. Not a driveway. Runways. Behind it sits a Boeing 707 — a full-size, four-engine commercial airliner in Qantas colours, parked on a man's lawn like a bicycle.
That man is an actor. He holds seventeen type ratings, including the Boeing 747 and the Airbus A380 — meaning he is legally qualified to fly the largest passenger aircraft ever built. He is not a professional pilot. He plays one on television.
And he isn't even the most extreme case here. Above him sits a rapper who doesn't pay for his Boeing 767, a filmmaker so terrified of flying that he bought a regional airliner to avoid it, and a woman whose ceiling — the actual ceiling, above her head, at 45,000 feet — is upholstered in cashmere.
Roughly twenty-two thousand private jets exist on planet Earth. Their owners are about 0.0008% of the human population — and in 2018, eighty-nine percent of humans alive did not board an aeroplane at all. Not private. Not commercial. Nothing.
So let's find out what the other 0.0008% is actually buying — and which world-famous actor has built the most absurd aviation collection on Earth. We're counting up from the smallest, and every one gets worse.
Number fifteen. Angelina Jolie.
15 Luxurious Private Jet Collections Owned By World Famous Actors - There is a house in Ocala, Florida with two runways leading to the front door. Not a driveway. Runways. Behind it sits a Boeing 707 — a full-size, four-engine commercial airliner in Qantas colours, parked on a man's lawn like a bicycle.
That man is an actor. He holds seventeen type ratings, including the Boeing 747 and the Airbus A380 — meaning he is legally qualified to fly the largest passenger aircraft ever built. He is not a professional pilot. He plays one on television.
And he isn't even the most extreme case here. Above him sits a rapper who doesn't pay for his Boeing 767, a filmmaker so terrified of flying that he bought a regional airliner to avoid it, and a woman whose ceiling — the actual ceiling, above her head, at 45,000 feet — is upholstered in cashmere.
Roughly twenty-two thousand private jets exist on planet Earth. Their owners are about 0.0008% of the human population — and in 2018, eighty-nine percent of humans alive did not board an aeroplane at all. Not private. Not commercial. Nothing.
So let's find out what the other 0.0008% is actually buying — and which world-famous actor has built the most absurd aviation collection on Earth. We're counting up from the smallest, and every one gets worse.
Number fifteen. Angelina Jolie.