We've watched two Gulfstreams and a Learjet touch down in a span of 30 minutes, taxi along the stretch of pavement we're using as our provisional test track, and tuck into spotless hangars. Only the flight crews disembark from these planes. The nondescript southern German village of Schwäbisch Hall, population 40,000, isn't the kind of place where you'd reside if you could afford to live anywhere. From what we can tell, this airfield is the EZ-In/EZ-Out parking garage for the planes of one-percenters who reside elsewhere. Suddenly, our collection of $100,000-plus four-seaters doesn't seem so extravagant. READ MORE ››
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