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Floyd Mayweather has been showing off his $60 million 'Air Mayweather' private jet on Instagram — take a look inside

By Alan Dawson
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Floyd Mayweather flaunts his wealth on social media. Photo by Benjamin Lowy/Getty Images
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Floyd Mayweather is flaunting his wealth on Instagram yet again — and this time it's with a series of photos, posted this week, showing off his private jet, dubbed "Air Mayweather."

The retired boxer's jet appears to be a Gulfstream G650, which has a $60 million price tag and a long-range cruise speed of Mach 0.85, or 650 mph (1,050 kilometers per hour).

Mayweather got the new jet for his 41st birthday last year and has flown across the world in it — including to Hong Kong, Turks and Caicos Islands, Monte Carlo in Monaco, Dubai, Singapore, Bali, and Bangkok, according to his Instagram stamps.

He reportedly even flew to Iceland just to take an Instagram photo, and it looks as if he did the same in Paris and Russia too.

Mayweather, who has earned over $1 billion in career prize money through boxing, dominates the best-selling pay-per-view fights in combat-sports history, has a property empire so ambitious it apparently includes a skyscraper project in New York, and owns the Mayweather Boxing Club and the Girl Collection strip club in Las Vegas.

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Air Mayweather appears to have an extravagant interior, with flat-screen televisions and gold cupholders in tables by its leather seats. It looks like a luxurious ride, wherever the retired boxer chooses to fly.

Here's a look at the jet's exterior, interior, cockpit, and even the pilot.

Here's the plane's exterior (click the arrows to see other angles).

#AIRMAYWEATHER @tmtpilot @dantmtpilot @gentry_lv

A post shared by Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on Mar 8, 2019 at 9:43pm PST

The onboard view in mid-flight looks pretty amazing, especially with a custom "50-0" logo on the wing tip, referring to Mayweather's flawless boxing record.

AIRMAYWEATHER @tmtpilot @dantmtpilot @gentry_lv

A post shared by Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on Feb 3, 2019 at 8:35am PST

There's certainly far more legroom than in economy class.

People do not acknowledge “Little Floyd”. They do not recognize “Pretty Boy Floyd”. All they see is the “Money Mayweather” persona, the luxurious lifestyle and think that this was handed to me. Before the jets, yachts, Bugatti’s etc., I was always on my grind. I fought my way from poverty to the top; I am often scrutinized for being cocky or arrogant, but I have every right to be! When you put the hard work, dedication, focus & determination into a craft over a lifetime, great results usually reflects. We now live in a world where everyone wants instant gratification. I worked extremely hard my entire life, retired undefeated, made great investments, and I deserve to live an incredible lifestyle! Photo Credit: @jamielynn

A post shared by Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on Sep 6, 2018 at 5:41am PDT

There's even enough room for a massage.

Royal treatment...private massage on my private jet. Y’all talking about a prince with one princess, I’m a King with many Queens. #AIRMAYWEATHER

A post shared by Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on May 23, 2018 at 5:52pm PDT

The pilot even has an Instagram account, where these photos appeared.

Bon voyage!

A little light cloud surfing this morning coming into LA. #airmayweather

A post shared by TMTPILOT (@tmtpilot) on Mar 9, 2019 at 10:45pm PST

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Alan Dawson
Alan Dawson is Insider's combat sports correspondent. He moved to Las Vegas indefinitely after being shortlisted twice for Sports Journalist of the Year in 2020. He has twice been credited by the Boxing Writer's Association of America, is a Hall of Fame voter, and an MMA Journalists Association member. He joined Insider in 2017 as a reporter, was promoted to senior reporter in 2019, and then again to a correspondent in 2020, after establishing Insider Inc. as one of the best independent publications to follow in the fight sports industries. He is read by millions of people around the world every month. He has investigated the intersection of organized crime and boxing, uncovered possible bribery in sport, and has been ringside for some of the most iconic moments in combat sports including Fury-Wilder 2, Khabib Nurmagomedov's retirement, and Davis-Garcia. He has taken assignments in Europe, the Middle East, and across the U.S., and was one of the few credentialed reporters to cover the UFC during the pandemic era of sports when the company held MMA events behind-closed-doors in a bubble environment on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. Dawson has been featured on Morning Kombat on Showtime, on BBC and GB News in the UK, and The Sun in Ireland. His work has been cited by CNN, The Telegraph, Forbes, USA Today, IB Times, Boxing Scene, World Boxing News, Sherdog, Bloody Elbow, The Sun, The Mirror, and Metro, as well as national media in Finland, Ukraine, Russia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Vietnam. Follow him on Twitter at @alandawsonsport.
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