Private plane owned by the leaders of Google's always controversy. As quoted from TechCrunch, trio leader Google, Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt, is rumored to increase the number of total private plane into eight pieces.
As reported previously, they will also pay 33 million dollars to repair Hangar One, an aircraft hangar that was built in 1930. Hangar One is located just a few kilometers from the Googleplex, is planned to be demolished, then rebuilt to Google's private plane parking.
In 2007, the trio bought two small jet aircraft types Gulfstream and a Boeing 767 VS first. In the same year, Google re-buy a Boeing aircraft, this time type 757. In 2008, The New York Times reported, Google has a Dornier Alpha fighter type. Google does not put the logo on those planes.
If the total, the number of the plane there were only five. Mean, there are three more planes that have not been revealed by the media.
Indeed, Google's new five planes whose origins were already confirmed. Even so, the Director of Operations H211 Ken Ambrose had said that the bosses of the site's search engine has eight private planes.
On the other hand, Google is the leader of the trio's decision to increase the number of their personal plane diametrically opposed to the launching of Google's Green.
Using a private plane could be called inhospitable environment for corporate leaders are always proud of Google as a green company.
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