We’ve already shown you Jay Z’s yacht. As they say, work hard play hard. Jay-Z uses the Bombardier Challenger 850 Learjet more for business purposes like shows and tours.
The jet is equipped with a bedroom, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a living room. A living room in the sky? That is pretty amazing. We are wondering if Jay-Z can write off the purchase as a business expense.
Arnold Schwarzenegger – Gulfstream III, Estimated $35 Million
The former actor turned politician bought the Gulfstream III. While serving as the governor of California, he often had to commute between LA and Sacramento.
With enough cash to last a lifetime, Arnold refused his paycheck as governor which was thoughtful on his end but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to save the state from bankruptcy.
Larry Page & Sergey Brin – Boeing 767-200, Estimated $40 Million
The founders of Google don’t technically own the Google Jet, but they do own Google itself. The two entrepreneurs bought an old 767 and renovated it for another $10 Million.
It is equipped with 2 staterooms, a dining area, and room for 15 passengers. Apparently, they use it as a party plane, and Sergey Brin has a king-size bed in his room.
Jim Carrey – Gulfstream V, Estimated $59 Million
Jim Carrey, known for his quirkiness and humor, bought a Gulfstream V which cost $60 million.
The Ace-Ventura actor does have a nice net worth of $150 million, but even for him, the price seems a bit steep. He rents it out though for charter services for $8,000 per hour, so perhaps he purchased it as an investment.
Floyd “Money” Mayweather – Gulfstream IV, Estimated $40 Million
Boxing champion Floyd Mayweather has an estimated net worth of $700 million to nearly $1 billion. The champ has made a huge income from fights, endorsements, advertisements, and promotions.
So it’s no wonder that he’s able to afford not one, but two private jets. He uses the bigger of the two when he travels with his entourage and the smaller of the two when he travels for business purposes.