for that kind of money they should have ironed those tablecloths

Asking about affordability on a private jet? Come on now...

All that money but still not a single cup holder

"it's really fast" - wow...seems like cnn is hiring genuiseseses

If you were truly from the 0.001%, you wouldn't have to "rent" a jet. You would simply buy the jet and your own personal pilot(s).

that man looks like he hasn't slept in days

all that and no cup holder . sad .

Wonder how much the pilots get paid.

There is no such thing as "affordable" to the .0001%

I think I'll just stick to easyJet

Yes, because normal people change cars every 4 years. That's totally a good investment of money

Well i for one think running a plane on Windows Vista is a terrible idea. I will not be flying VistaJet

Would someone tell me how you get a loan for $7.2 Billion?

Title says .001% the narrator says .00001? Which is it lol

I see a lot of people questioning the business model. The guys just ordered 56 jets at 7.2 billion. I wouldn't question the business model

with that kinda money i rather fly first class and save the cash

At 1:38, he basically said, "In 8 hours, we could pay for your 4-year college degree." Whereas people like me will need about 8 decades to pay off a 4-year degree.

So, the point is to be able to conduct fancy business meetings during the flight, so essentially it is a giant tax right-off for your business that allows you to make even more money closing deals than if you wasted 13 hours on a flight to Bejing with a kindle book.

$1,900-$3,200 per hour is more reasonable but $16,000 an hour?! Might as well save up to buy your own private jet

If I had that amount of money I would buy my own 747. This is just to small.

"Private jets are for the 1%" Actually that depends on the class of jet. There's actually some _relatively_ affordable jets out there, both in initial purchase price and in operation costs. For example, the Cirrus Vision SF50, while not the cheapest option in regards to initial purchase cost at a whopping 3 million, has a relatively minimal operations cost of around $662 per hour. Compared to some aircraft, that's actually very reachable. So, if you're looking for an aircraft on a relative budget and want to go faster than a prop plane will let you, try the "Light Jet" or "Very Light Jet" categories in the used aircraft classifieds.

Real wealthy people don't flash their money to make others rich. They buy a reasonable priced private jet and save millions for their lineage.

$10M in finishings? Bullshit.

so in other words, the top 1% of the top 1%?

*this guy one day woke up and told himself let's create something like apple just with jets and nothing really unique in it , just regular jet without even cupholder , poeple going to thing how inovative is that*

Wouldn't it be cheaper to just own your private jet?

or buy a decent Cessna 172 and fly for less?

You guys need to realize why high-level people need to be in locations asap. If the companies have nothing to do for extended period of time the company makes no money and goes bankrupt. Every hour and minute becomes important especially when heading hundreds of people.

Horrible man

56 jets for 7.2bil doesnt add up... a global 5000 is 40-50 mil, g 6000 is 60-70, g 7000 is 70-80, g 8000 80-100. Unless he bought a freaking being 7xx or someshit lol

JFK to MIA would cost as much as my mother's college degree jfc

Those little planes aren't actually very nice to fly in, nowhere near as stable as a commercial airliner especially when you hit turbulence.

Lol most people in the top 1% cant afford a private jet. Normally you need to be at least top 0.1% at least

i don't think people realise that it's not the "%1 of rich people" this is catered for but for company/ bank who are willing to pay for the executives, CEOs or clients.

As a tall guy I find first class more convenient and luxurious vs "private jets" of this kind

I'm actually on this plane right now in the sky while I'm typing this comment.

I'm I the only one that sees the sad wheel robot at second 0:32

if you're watching this video you are apart of the fucking 1%

My mom's works there and anyone working at VistaJet gets a free jet flight once in a while. I went on one

I hate how they spew the top 1% it does not make sense. How in the actual fuck could you afford a private jet when you make 350k a year? Stop saying the top 1% say a fraction of the one percent.

Oooops... Title says.. 0.001% My mistake too.. The narrator has me ALL confused!!!!

Having friends, business associates and colleagues, as well as past and present employers that “own” biz jets (BTW, there are a lot of “ownership”models, from buying a block of time/capacity from a group of jets that fall into a certain size category or range of cost, straight through those that value ease of access, connivence, prestige, security, what have you, that outright acquire their own aircraft), pretty much all of them are purchased through a special-purpose legal entity, so as to remediate/isolate their aircraft ops risk, from their other enterprises and operating assets.... more over, just like their mega-yachts, the aircraft and crews are utilized to the maximum efficiency, via down-time 3rd party charters and/or philanthropic donation of services, to optimize tax avoidance benefits... if there is a combination of services desired, no-doubt there is a firm willing to provide same.... IMHO

Man, the pilot training costs every time you change out your fleet types. Sheesh.

Can’t wait to go on a Private Jet One day.

I'll just keep parachuting out of it

the leather ain't gon save you when a hydraulic pump jams or the wing comes off ;) just sayin'!!

Im pretty sure that 0.0001% own a jet and dont need to use a rental.

A great experience, thank you

Rather buy my own private jet lmao

Am I the only one who simply doesn't give a fuck about super exclusive luxury? Perhaps because my exposure to it is limited but still, I ain't impressed

I'm from the 0.001%. Unfortunately it's the 0.001% that can't even afford yesterday's newspaper to sleep in.

This actually isn't that crazy. I have a friend who owns several private jets and has two pilots on salary and it costs him 10k just to get off the ground. So 14k and hour isn't that insane all things considered

16000$ / hour it's a bargain

The smartest or the greediest

I think there is no point in asking whether that company should be chosen because of its cheapness: in fact, the 0.001% specifically looks for something that is not cheap at all: something that distinguishes you and rest of the world.

Net Jet's is a far superior business model, in my opinion. Vista is priced high to recoup the costs of assets purchase(fleet up grade) every four + year's. Any company board would disapprove the yearly lease and we, CFO + would use Net Jet, commercial, or purchase a plane. We look to lower NOT stack expenses!!!

1:23 AWWWHAHAHAH $50,000,000 jet and no cup holders to keep your bottles of water from going flying on takeoff? 😂😂😂😂

How often do you see famous celebrities boarding your 777? My guess is that these stars, if they can't afford it themselves, they have transportation worked into their deal. Major companies in the music and movie industry probably often procure services from VistaJet.

The top 0.001% have their own private jets, they don't need to waste their time with VistaJet. These people are multi-billionaires, a private plane is nothing for them.

Come on now, you could get a bunch of Lear jets for that price instead of just 1 normal jet. $40,000,000 Seems overkill

Yo if I had the money I would go netjets

*When The Next Recession Hits So Will His Business* lol

At $16,000 per hour I could probably afford 7 minutes, so my only form of luggage will be....a parachute!

in 2019 this guys business model is soaring. they just bought out another jet company.

16,000.00??!!!! OMFG!? thats just per hour 0.o!

Peter Stormare!

Smartest does not always equals wealthiest. Kardashian’s prove that very simply

I guess the guy didn't look hard enough, Netjets have been around even longer and offer the exact same thing. Even Vistajet's business model is identical to that of Netjets, fractional ownership. Report needs to check their facts. Secondly, 0.01% is already people who are worth over 100m. So i'd imagine that the top 0.00001% would be people who are worth at least 500m+ or something very high, although not exclusively for billionaires.

Mine is more fancy! This is an old one!

0:26 your anti depressants aren't fooling nobody, especially with that smile

Theres so many opportunities in the world today, it just makes me smile thinking about them . Being 15 feels great because i get to choose

VistaJet charges more than anyone for their services. Then why don't they pay attention to detail? A table cloth with fold creases in it! Unimaginable! I would walk off.

Lmao 700 jets vs 50+??? And 16k/hr? This guy is nuts 😂

It's shit compared to the TRUMP Boeing 757, powered my Rolls-Royce engines.

I’ve flown on a net jet and to be honest, it’s great and all you need. It’s great

No way in hell a person making $350k a year can afford a private jet . 300k and up is the "1%"

FYI.. Beyonce and Mariah Carey aren't in the .0001%... not even in the 10%

This is disgusting

I'll stick with the swiffer wetJet thank you.

I was wondering how is the turbulence like in private mid size planes like the Global 5000?

I’ve been on that one ! We rented it for 3 People from the south of France to Luton

I don’t need a cup holder. Someone will hold my glass.

hahahhahaah she is legit man. that turbulence absolutely killed it

*he literally made vistajet not to make money but to flex on people like wtf*

will 1080 ti work with this jet?

.001% of people who worked hard

I work on the Airside ground in Luton Airport, just north of London. Because it's only 20 miles away from London (and it's cheaper to land there than other London Airports) I see Vistajet planes ALL the time! They're really not that nice or that luxurious, compared with some of the other private jet companies that I see. The only benefit is that the planes are really distinctive and it's something of a status symbol.

It's a sad story. Vista Jet has its origins in a small family run company from Munich (later Salzburg). They had three (later 5) Cessna Jets and offered a really exclusive, personal and classy service to a small group of regular customers. They knew exactly about the preferences and expectations of their guests and did everything to make each flight a perfect experience. Then big money (a new owner, and a new name) came in. Within months everything that was special and personal was destroyed. All they kept was the Logo (which, by the way, is designed by me - that's why I know this story). They bought dozens of jets, raised the price and, obviously, lowered the quality. Vista jet is no longer exclusive. It's just expensive. People who know a thing or two now choose for other, smaller providers.

I see myself in one of them. Beautiful.

0.001% would have gulfstream700 or bombardier 7500 being ready at the nearest airport....

I'd be offended if I were forced to endure the sight of that Limey Air Hag for one second.

I have been with netjets and I love it I will never switch

My grandparents own a gulf stream it's sweet

I'm a sociopath AND a psychopath ...can I get one?

I think 16k an hour is actually not that bad, someone who fly a lot private can get expensive but for the once in a while traveller is probably less expensive than buying and mentaining a plane

This is stupid. The 1% has a net worth of 8 million or more, a jet usually costs more than 6 million. It's pretty ridiculus that they're biggest asset would be a jet.

If I had this plane would women want my Seamen?

I saw this at Manchester Airport.

I still don't get why they call it the 1%. So basically 1 out of 100 people have a private jet? Ive met hundreds if not thousands f people, and none of them had a private jet.

I would like to point out that most of the 1% could not aford a private jet.