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Inside Tom Cruise's $20M Gulfstream IV jet: Luxury features revealed

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Tom Cruise, renowned for his roles in action-packed films such as "Top Gun" and "Mission Impossible," is also known for his affinity for luxury travel. The Hollywood actor owns a Gulfstream IV private jet, registered N808T, valued at around $20 million. This aircraft offers him the opportunity to travel with style and comfort.

The Gulfstream IV is notable for its operational range, cruise speed, fuel efficiency, and reliability. It features advanced avionics that enhance pilot awareness and flight safety. The jet can accommodate 14 passengers and boasts dimensions including a height of 24 feet 5 inches, a wingspan of 77 feet 10 inches, and a length of 88 feet 4 inches.

Gulfstream Aerospace developed the twinjet aircraft primarily for private and business use. The first GIV flew in September 1985, receiving FAA certification in April 1987. Over 500 units were produced before upgrades were made to the design. GlobalAir states: "With over 535 units produced, the Gulfstream IV remains a significant player in the business aviation market."

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This jet can fly up to 4,200 nautical miles without refueling, making it suitable for both short-haul and long-haul flights. It cruises at Mach 0.8 with two Rolls-Royce Tay MK611-8 engines providing takeoff thrust of 13,850 lbf each.

The interior is designed for luxury with features like plush leather seats that fully recline and an advanced entertainment system with high-definition screens and surround sound. Tom Cruise's Gulfstream also includes unique amenities such as a private screening room and a luxurious bathroom equipped with a jacuzzi.

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