Elon Musk Reportedly Wants To Build His Own Airport Outside Austin via insideevs.com
, Musk flies around 150,000 miles a year. This equates to over 6 times the earth's circumference. He currently owns four private jets - a $70 million Gulfstream G650ER, two $61.5 million Gulfstream G550s, and a $26 million Dassault Falcon 900B. A teenager who tracks all of Musk's flights and tweets about them, Jack Sweeney, recently refused a $5,000 offer from Elon to stop.
It's important to note so far none of this has been confirmed by Musk or any of his reps. Therefore, the above reports should be taken as unconfirmed for now.
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