The Dassault Falcon 900LX, Taylor Swift’s private aircraft, is estimated to be worth $40 million.

Thanks to her Eras Tour, the new billionaire now possesses a fleet of supercars and two private jets.

2011 saw the purchase of Taylor Swift’s private aircraft.

The French aerospace company’s website claims that it “sets the standard in its category for reliability, versatility, and fuel economy.”

The private jet is more efficient than other aircraft models and has a range of up to 4,750 nautical miles. 

Taylor Swift’s private jet is a preferred option for the 1% due to its roomy cabin, opulent interiors, and enhanced efficiency.

While Swift’s private jet’s interior images are unknown, we do know that Dassault’s Falcon 900LX has room for up to 12 passengers.

The large cabin has a bedroom, a bathroom with a shower, and a fully functional kitchen.

Swift’s preference for maximalist and bohemian interiors was taken into consideration when designing her jet, in contrast to the minimalist interiors showcased on Dassault’s website.

The number 13 on the plane’s livery, although unlucky for some, is not a mistake.

Put all superstitions aside, the Grammy Award winner believes that this is her “lucky number.”

It was all revealed on The Tonight Show by her.

“My first album went gold in 13 weeks, I didn’t even do it on purpose, and my first number-one song had a 13-second intro,” she said. “I was born on the 13th, and I turned 13 on Friday the 13th.”

“I always took a seat in row 13, or row M, which is the thirteenth letter, at awards ceremonies when I won an honor.

“All right, we’ll start in 13 seconds!” the producer said to me during soundchecks after I took home the Horizon Award at the CMA Awards.

Apart from the lucky number of the ‘Wildest Dreams’ signee, the registration ‘N898TS’, which concludes with the star’s initials, was observed multiple times throughout Swift’s Era tour.

During the spring and summer, the private jet traveled a great distance, with its most frequent sightings in his hometown of Tennessee.

From then on, she traveled between American cities for concerts while being followed by a sizable security detail.

She lived in her residences as well as Travis Kelce’s new mansion in Kansas City.

Swift came under fire in 2022 and seems to have significantly decreased the use of its jet until 2023.

New coverage of Swift’s other Dassault jet, a Falcon 7X (N621MM), resulted from the controversy.

It is estimated to have released 8,293 tonnes of CO2 during that time, which is 1,200 times more than the average person’s yearly emissions.

Swift’s representative clarified to Insider that she used Terrapass to purchase more than twice as many carbon credits to offset her emissions during the tour.

With a superior takeoff weight to landing weight ratio, the Falcon 900LX stands out.

As a result, the plane can travel on multiple stops without needing to refuel.

In addition, high-Mac blend winglets use up to 33% less fuel than comparable aircraft.