Who in China owns a private jet?

The number of private jets in our country is close to 1,000 that have been registered with the Civil Aviation Administration, and there are probably more than 400 that have not been registered.

So who exactly owns a private jet? The first person to own a private jet

This is Zhang Yue of Yuanda Group in Changsha, Hunan. In 1997, Zhang Yue spent 70 million yuan to buy two aircraft from the American aircraft manufacturer Senas, becoming the first person in China to own private business jets and helicopters. In the same year, Zhang Yue also obtained China's first helicopter private pilot's license.

Ye Wenzhi, Chairman of Tianxia Phoenix Culture Communication Co., Ltd.

Changsha is the city with the most private jets in China. The helicopter purchased by Ye Wenzhi has 6 seats and a single engine, named "Squirrel", and is worth 15 million yuan. He became the second entrepreneur in Changsha to own a private jet. Others who own aircraft

In February 2008, Liang Wengen of Sany Group purchased a helicopter manufactured by the American Sikorsky Company worth US$13 million in the name of the company.

In 2004, Zhejiang businessman Ju Dedao went to Singapore to watch the air show at his own expense, and he chose a business jet named "Prime Minister No. 1".

Zhang Youxu, Cai Xianpei, Miao Pu, Zhao Benshan, Brigitte Lin and his wife, Liu Tao, Chen Daoming, Wang Bin, Wang Jianlin, etc. are all people who own private jets. Cost of a private jet

Take a flight license test for 160,000 yuan; join a flying club for 300,000 yuan and fly for 100 hours; not counting fuel consumption, the annual maintenance fee is 5% of the aircraft price; after flying for about 200 hours, a major maintenance is required , the cost is about 1 million yuan. Calculated in detail, the cost of maintaining the aircraft alone amounts to millions a year.