Hillary Clinton's jet owned by multimillionaire playboy

Playboy is known to throw wild parties on the jet, posts photos with skimpily clothed women and porn stars


News Desk April 26, 2016
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivers remarks during the 2015 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting award in Washington March 23, 2015. PHOTO: REUTERS

US presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, is said to be using a private jet belonging to multimillionaire playboy, Dan Bilzerian, who is known to host wild parties with scantily-clad women.

Eminently known as the ‘King of Instagram’, Bilzerian is known to throw wild parties on board the jet and has posted photos with skimpily clothed women and porn stars on social media. However, when not in use, the plane is rented out for reporters of the Clinton presidential campaign.

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It is unclear however, whether reporters who have boarded the plane to follow Clinton across US are aware of the scandalous parties hosted in it.

The plane with serial number N701DB, is said to be registered to Goal Airways LLC, a corporation owned by Bilzerian. Meanwhile, Bilzerian’s Instagram page clearly depicts the lavish and wild lifestyle he leads with pictures of women in skimpy clothing.

The Gulfstreamed GIV  jet with its twin engine is almost 30 years old and was bought by Bilzerian back in 2014 for an estimated cost of $5million--and has since then been used to travel around the US.

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After first being flown in 1987, the plane had a brake fire last year which lead to two halted takeoffs. Bilzerian was on board during the incident and was headed to his residential state of California.

National Transportation Safety Board examined the case and revealed that there had undeniably been a brake fire. Seven people were on the plane during the incident but no injuries were reported.

This article originally appeared on Mail Online

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