For anyone in the market for a corporate jet, federal regulators have just the thing for you.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is selling a “spectacular” corporate jet that can accommodate 13 passengers, complete with leather seating and a pop-out dining table. The jet became the FDIC’s responsibility after the failure of First Republic Bank, adding to the agency’s strange assortment of seized assets over the years, including a 17th century castle door, a gold mine in Idaho and a wig shop with 705 men’s hairpieces.
