Private Learjet

The Learjet 85 is an aircraft developed by the Learjet Group that is light er, more fuel-efficient and can go further than any other aircraft in its series. Instead of using metals, the aircraft is primarily made of composites, which makes it more stable and lightweight, Acs said. There is space for eight persons and two pilot.

As home cinema equipment has developed from camcorders to DVDs to digital streamed videos, avionics in private jet aircraft have also been revised and modernised. The LearJet 85 model's dashboard was equipped with an iPad that sat next to every pilot's station. Learjet 85 provides a "Virtual World" function that produces a simulation of the outside environment when visibility is too misty to look outside.

Aircraft can take from a data base of aerodrome and town, which is placed in airplane softwares. Withdraw at the wheel and a mechanic system of wires and belt wheels would move wings and rudders and control the aircraft. The LearJet 85 is a wireless system in which the motion of the control pillar transmits electric signal through the entire aircraft.

Removing the cable and rollers additionally relieves the glider. Although the Learjet 85 is the biggest, quickest and longest range aircraft in the Learjet family, it and its $20.8 million prize are not even regarded as a high-end private jet. Bombardier Learjet also produces two other aircraft series, Challenger and Global, which reach up to 70 million dollars.

When the whole property is too large, Flexjet will offer "fractional ownership" of the aircraft. At " only " $1.18 million, you get 50 flying hrs each year for five years, after which Flexjet buys back your share of the aircraft.