Private jet expert destroys noobs

30 Nov 2023 · 0 min
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In this YouTube segment, two speakers argue over the true cost and value of owning a private jet. Speaker B claims that a $25 million jet would cost about $10 million per year to operate and suggests a monthly cost of $800,000, portraying the jet as a poor investment. Speaker A counters, stating the operating cost is far lower—around $250,000 per month (about $3 million per year) when purchased outright, and argues that the jet should be viewed as an investment in the owner's time and business productivity rather than the aircraft itself. The discussion touches on financing versus cash purchase, typical operating expenses, and the broader business rationale for private jet ownership.

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