ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月25日 09時00分

For a private-jet broker, success is all about knowing who’s who in the world’s 0.0001 percent. Like most people who make their living in this business, Steve Varsano sees Donald Trump’s election as a harbinger of great things for his industry. Steve owns the Jet Business, whose extravagant retail space in London is the world’s only walk-in storefront jet dealership. He got so many phone calls after Trump’s election that he started looking for a new London storefront twice the size. “The guy is changing the optics of private aviation,” he says. There are only around 22,000 private jets in use worldwide, and even a majority of these are simple minivan-size craft and other puddle-jumpers, commonly flown by hobbyist pilots; they would strike most observers as less luxurious than alarming. The number of truly elite planes is just 7,000, give or take. Steve’s client database is a directory not merely of internationally mobile wealth but of the airborne truth of contemporary sovereignty: contrails of power with only a glancing relationship to the nation-states below. @lucalocatelliphoto took this picture of the inside of a fuselage at the Jet Business. Visit the link in our profile to read more from @nytmag.

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