Actually, there are more than one person that owns a working fighter jet, and some people even have more than one. Here are several famous owners:

- Don Kirlin is the founder and owner of Air USA, a government contractor that provides tactical aircraft services such as training. His "air force" includes Hawks, L-39 Albatrosses, MiG-21 Mongols, MiG-29 Fulcrums, F/A-18A/B Hornets, etc. The L-39s, MiGs, and their parts are from Kyrgyzstan and other former Soviet Union countries that could no longer afford to fly that many jets. The Hornets are soon to be retired from the Royal Australian Air Force.

- Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen had owned a MiG-29 Fulcrum, which was sold to Jared Isaacman, an American businessman and pilot. The plane was for sale in the international market in 2005 by Ukraine before being demilitarized, and imported to the US by John Sessions, a warplane aficionado. It was then reassembled, restored, and purchased by Paul Allen.

- The Collings Foundation owns an F-4D painted as the Vietnam War Aces Steve Ritchie and Chuck DeBellevue's plane. It is the only flyable privately owned one, and it took an act of Congress to allow the plane to be returned to flight status.
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