In the late 1990s, Steve Jobs was rewarded with a Gulfstream V jet for his pivotal role in revitalizing Apple. Notably, he simplified the cabin door operation with a single button design. After Jobs' passing, the jet came into the hands of Jony Ive, who had previously contributed to its design.
In the late 1990s, Steve Jobs was rewarded with a Gulfstream V jet for his pivotal role in revitalizing Apple. Notably, he simplified the cabin door operation with a single button design. After Jobs' passing, the jet came into the hands of Jony Ive, who had previously contributed to its design.
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