Salman Khan, Priyanka Chopra to Shah Rukh Khan, which actor owns the most expensive private jet? It is…
Recognized for his huge fan base and a steady flow of movie ventures, Salman Khan owns a private jet. In addition to having private luxurious properties and various luxury goods, Khan owns a private jet that he utilizes for personal family trips and vacations. As per The Times of India, Salman owns a Gulfstream G550 private jet, which is valued at approximately $61.5 million, or around Rs 260 crore. Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra Jonas has achieved international success, working in both Bollywood and Hollywood. She is frequently spotted flying with her husband Nick Jonas in their opulent asset, a Hawker 800 six-seat jet, which is said to be around Rs 84 crore. It allows her to blend work and relaxation effortlessly and facilitates her travel between her homes in India and the United States. Amitabh Bachchan
The iconic 'Big B' of Bollywood, Amitabh Bachchan, possesses a private jet, an appropriate possession for his legendary reputation. As per Economic Times, the jet is said to cost Rs 260 Crore. Sources indicate that he owns a Bombardier Challenger 300, a jet recognized for its impressive range of 5,741 km and roomy cabin capable of seating nearly 10 passengers. It features a comprehensive service gallery and sophisticated communication systems, ranking it among the most dependable jets in the aviation market. Akshay Kumar
The Khiladi of Bollywood industry, owns Hawker 800, a mid-sized twin-engine business jet. This aircraft is recognized for its comfort and performance, featuring a range of 4,630 kilometers and a maximum speed of Mach 0.80. The Hawker 800 boasts a spacious cabin accommodating up to 8 passengers, a complete galley, and sophisticated avionics. Kumar's aircraft is estimated to be worth around Rs 260 crore, highlighting his desire for a mix of luxury and performance. Ajay Devgn
Ajay Devgn purchased a private jet fairly early in his career. He possesses a Hawker valued at Rs 85 crore. It can hold almost 6 passengers simultaneously and is known for its speed and efficiency. He was one of the earliest individuals in Bollywood to possess a private jet, frequently utilizing it for professional purposes. Saif Ali Khan
Coming from a royal heritage and having successful acting career, Saif Ali Khan has numerous extravagant possessions. Additionally, the actor possesses a private jet that he acquired back in 2010. The jet is said to feature distinctive customizations and suggestions that set it apart from others. As per reports, Saif Ali Khan's private jet is estimated to be worth Rs 84 crore, which is approximately $10 million USD, as he acquires a six-seater Hawker 800. Shah Rukh Khan
Hailed as 'King Khan,' Shah Rukh Khan possesses much more than merely opulent villas and real estate. He is said to own Gulfstream G550, a private jet recognized for its exceptional reliability and impressive speed of Mach 0.885. The cabin of the jets is fairly roomy and can hold nearly 12 passengers. According to NDTV, the cost of the jet is projected to be around Rs 350 crore, exceeding that of all A-list celebrities from the industry.
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