The G600, aerospace firm Gulfstream's latest move to conquer the lucrative private jet market, has just been approved for service by the US Federal Aviation Authority. Flying at mach 0.9, the sumptuous craft can seat up to 19 passengers for journeys of 6,500 nautical miles — equivalent to London–Tokyo — before it needs to refuel. SPECIFICATIONS OF THE G600 LUXURY JET Max Range: 6,500 nautical miles Max speed: Mach 0.9 (690 mph) Max cruise altitude: 51,000 feet  Length: 96 feet, 1 inch Wingspan: 94 feet, 2 inches Passengers: up to 19, can sleep 9  Living areas: three, with addition rest space for cabin crew  Cockpit tech: 10 touchscreens, active sidestick control technology   Build time: two-and-a-half years  Cost: $58 million (£46 million) The craft — which is 96 feet (29 metres) long and a wingspan almost as large — sports a mirrored bulkhead in its middle to reflect as much light as possible, while the vessel's 14 28-inch-wide windows afford a panoramic view of the sky. The plane is even designed...

10 Etiquette Tips for Traveling on a Private Jet. 1. When you’re on your way to the airport, update your crew personally or (via OnceOff) to ensure a timely departure. Your Captain will then liaise with Air Traffic Control to ensure a swift take off. 2. Request anything that you want that will make the trip more enjoyable for you. Treat private aviation like a concierge service – you are paying a premium to avoid an airline experience, so don’t compromise your enjoyment. If you want it, ask for it. 3. When choosing a seat, sit on the right hand (starboard) side of the aircraft, facing forward. The Captain always sits on the left (port) in the flight deck, so you’ll have a great view. 4. Help yourself to anything on-board. It is your aircraft so you should feel at home. If it’s in a drawer, it’s there for you to enjoy! 5. Wait until the...