Hot & Not in Hollywood

From Paris Hilton’s pink sky palace to Drake’s Air Drake, these jets aren’t just transportation. They’re identity architecture at 30,000 feet.

Paris Hilton’s Sliv Air: A Jet Called “That’s Hot”

When Paris Hilton unveiled Sliv Air, her custom Gulfstream G450, she redefined luxury and reasserted her brand in three dimensions. The jet’s exterior is drenched in Paris Pink, stamped with her signature “That’s hot,” and even the registration number (N11PH) nods to her initials. Inside, it’s a sensory immersion: seven shades of pink lighting, hummingbird-detailed ceilings, and a dog bed for Prince Tokyo Gizmo. It’s a flying Hiltonverse. In the sky, identity isn’t visible. It’s engineered.

Drake’s Air Drake: A Rapper’s Sky Kingdom

Drake’s Boeing 767, dubbed Air Drake, is a gift from Cargojet, but the rapper made it his own. The jet features a custom OVO owl logo, plush interiors, and a gold-accented lounge that feels more penthouse than plane.It’s a statement of scale: not wealth alone, but reach. With a range of over 6,000 nautical miles, Air Drake is about getting places and being seen getting there.

Kim Kardashian’s G650ER: Minimalism at Mach Speed

Kim Kardashian’s Gulfstream G650ER is the anti-Sliv Air. Instead of maximalist chaos, it’s a study in beige serenity. The cabin features cashmere finishes, neutral tones, and a minimalist aesthetic that mirrors her SKKN branding. Even the bathroom is curated: stone sinks, mood lighting, and a vibe that mirrors her SKKN aesthetic. It’s not merely a jet; it’s a flying SKIMS showroom.

Taylor Swift’s Dassault Falcon 7X: Ultra-Range, Ultra-Private

Taylor Swift’s jet game has officially leveled up. While she previously owned a Falcon 900LX, reportedly sold for $40 million in 2024. Her current ride is the $54 million Dassault Falcon 7X, a long-range powerhouse that flies Swift-style: fast, quiet, and globally optimized.

The 7X cruises at Mach 0.90 and can travel up to 6,000 nautical miles nonstop; That’s New York to Tokyo without refueling. Inside, it’s a floating suite at 51,000 feet: seating for 16, a private stateroom, a gourmet galley that can prep real meals mid-flight, and more luggage space than most performance jets dare offer. This isn’t a tour vehicle. It’s a strategic sanctuary for a star who’s always in motion and always under scrutiny.

Travis Scott’s Brown-on-Beige Jet: Earth Tones, Elevated

Travis Scott’s custom jet is a visual departure from the usual celebrity palette. The brown-and-beige interior, complete with suede finishes and warm lighting, feels like a Yeezy drop in flight form. It’s understated, but unmistakably curated. It’s proof that even muted tones can scream luxury when done right.

Beyoncé & Jay-Z’s Sky Suite: Legacy in Flight

Their Bombardier Challenger 850, now the upgraded Global 7500, isn’t just a jet. It’s a generational statement. From silk-draped beds to monogrammed interiors, it reflects not just luxury, but lineage. This is about permanence, privacy, and power that moves at Mach speed.

Key Features:

•Living room, kitchen, bedroom, and two bathrooms. Functional, plush, and curated.
• King-sized bed with silk linens and spa-like bathroom fixtures.
• Custom interiors featuring cream leather seating, gold accents, and a high-tech entertainment system with surround sound.
• Fully stocked galley with organic food selections curated by Beyoncé herself.

Their Bombardier Global 7500 is the longest-range business jet in the world, capable of flying 7,700 nautical miles nonstop. That means New York to Hong Kong or LA to Sydney without refueling. It’s a true home in the sky, with four separate living areas and a master suite that includes a full shower and silk-draped bed.

The Real Flex: Branding at 30,000 Feet

These jets aren’t modes of transport. They’re flying brand activations. Every detail, from seat stitching to lighting schemes, reinforces a public persona. In an era where identity is content, the private jet becomes a canvas for storytelling, exclusivity, and emotional resonance.

Whether it’s Hilton’s pink fantasy or Kardashian’s beige cocoon, the message is clear: the jet isn’t about how you travel. It’s about how you arrive.

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