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celebrated his 72nd birthday this Wednesday by joyfully announcing that he has acquired yet another pilot's license.
Travolta - who reportedly - got his first jet license at the age of 22 and has accumulated seven more since.
He also has a mansion at 's Jumbolair Aviation Estates, a 550-acre gated community with the largest licensed private runway in America. Travolta's home there, which he bought in 2001, has its own separate stretch of tarmac.
Now he has posted footage of himself in the cockpit of a Bombardier Global Express jet, sharing that he had 'accomplished my license in the Global Express SIC.'
The clip then cut to Travolta on the tarmac, gesturing at the aircraft as the camera panned along its full length and saying: 'Congratulations to me.'
In the caption, he crowed: 'It’s my birthday today! And I’m very proud to say I got my license in the Global Express! Thank you for all my birthday wishes!'
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John Travolta celebrated his 72nd birthday this Wednesday by joyfully announcing that he has acquired yet another pilot's license
Now he has posted footage of himself in the cockpit of a Bombardier Global Express jet, sharing that he had 'accomplished my license in the Global Express SIC'
Less than two years ago, Travolta posted a video of himself in a flight simulator as part of the 'recurrent jet training' he .
He is not a stranger to emergencies in the cockpit, having experienced what he described as 'a total electrical failure' while flying his family in 1992.
He filmed himself in the flight simulator cockpit, where he was about to practice what he would do in the terrifying event of losing two engines at once
He owns a mansion at Florida's Jumbolair Aviation Estates, a 550-acre gated community with the largest licensed private runway in America
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He has served as worldwide ambassador for Qantas and been honored by the American Institute of Aeronautical Engineers; pictured in Brisbane, Australia, in 2005
In 2002, Travolta led a Washington, DC, extravaganza that kicked off a year of festivities to mark a century of manned flight.




