Inside $70million Gulfstream G650ER private jet owned by Elon Musk after Tesla CEO accused of 'exposing himself onboard'

ELON Musk has been accused of exposing himself to a flight attendant and asking her for sex, according to a bombshell new report.

The Tesla CEO is said to have propositioned the woman on his Gulfstream G650ER on a flight to London.

That private jet cost the billionaire $70 million and is now at the center of claims that Musk has called a "political hit."

Pictures from inside the luxury model show it can fly the businessman and 17 other passengers around the world in the height of luxury.

Musk's accuser claims it was on his jet in 2016 that he allegedly exposed his erect penis to her and offered to buy her a horse in exchange for an erotic massage.

Documents seen by Business Insider show how the 2016 incident was alleged in papers signed by a friend of the flight attendant.

The friend also turned over records and other correspondence to Insider, the outlet said.

In an email to Insider, Musk said there is “a lot more to this story.”

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“If I were inclined to engage in sexual harassment, this is unlikely to be the first time in my entire 30-year career that it comes to light,” he wrote, calling the story a "politically motivated hit piece."

Christopher Cardaci, Vice President of Legal at SpaceX, told Insider, “I'm not going to comment on any settlement agreements.”

Musk also made a statement on Twitter about the allegations, writing: "The attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens – this is their standard (despicable) playbook – but nothing will deter me from fighting for a good future and your right to free speech."

In a separate tweet, Musk called the allegations "wild" and "utterly untrue."

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The Gulfstream G650ER is one of the largest purpose-built private jets.

It has three living areas where Musk and his pals can relax in handcrafted, leather seats.

SETTLEMENT CLAIMS

SpaceX CEO Musk owns two private jets but the G650ER is reportedly his favorite.

Musk's accuser claims his company paid her $250,000 to settle the alleged sexual misconduct in 2018.

The woman reportedly confided to a friend that after taking the flight attendant job, she was urged to become a licensed masseuse to give Musk massages.

It was during one of those massages in a private cabin on Musk’s Gulfstream G650ER that Musk allegedly propositioned her.

She claims that she found Musk “completely naked except for a sheet covering the lower half of his body,” according to the documents given to Insider by the friend.

The document alleges that Musk “exposed his genitals” and touched the flight attendant before offering “to buy her a horse (the flight attendant allegedly rides horses) if she would 'do more.'”

The friend said the flight attendant declined Musk’s offer but continued the massage.

VISIBLY SHAKEN

“He whipped out his penis, it was erect,” claimed the friend. “And he started propositioning her, like he touched her thigh and told her he would buy her a horse. And he basically tried to bribe her to perform some sort of sexual favor.”

The friend said the flight attendant was “really upset” after the flight and visibly shaken.

She also claimed the flight attendant became anxious at the thought of going back to work with Musk.

“She figured things could just go back to normal and she would pretend like nothing happened,” said the friend.

“However, she started to feel as if she was receiving some sort of retaliation where her shifts were cut back, and she was starting to feel really stressed.”

LEGAL COMPLAINT

The documents alleged that the flight attendant felt she was “being pushed out and punished for refusing to prostitute herself.”

In 2018, the attendant hired a lawyer to file a complaint against the mogul. Before it got to court, Musk, SpaceX, and the attendant reportedly agreed to severance payment of $250,000 if the attendant promised not to sue, Insider reported.

The settlement also reportedly included non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreements to prevent the attendant from revealing information regarding the settlement.

The Sun has reached out to Musk for comment.

The G650ER is considered one of the most trusted business jets in the world with Musk's own built and delivered in 2016, Luxury Zone reports.

It can travel up to 7,500 nautical miles at speeds of up to Mach .925.

FLAGSHIP JET

The G650ER has been Gulfstream's flagship jet since it was first manufactured in 2014, fit with Rolls-Royce BR725 engines.

Musk's jet previously made headlines after a controversial Twitter account started tracking its movements around the globe.

His jet has reportedly been converted to create larger sleeping areas, but the general G650ER cabin is 46-foot and 10-inches in size.

The first living area has four seats, each with its own window.

The whole cabin contains 16 panoramic windows which are the largest in the industry.

Another four-seat section comes in the second living area, which is typically used as a dining and conference area, thanks to the table installed in the center.

And the last living section is a private compartment that can seat another five passengers, Business Insider reports.

The jet is capable of inflight-wifi with each seat having its own 12-inch screen and power outlets.

Another 32-inch screen and two 16-inch screens are displayed in other parts of the cabin.

Each seat can fully recline and be transformed into a sleeping area.

Adding to the spacious interior are two restrooms with granite sinks.

A kitchen also contains an oven and a microwave.

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And tables can be raised by the seats in the front and rear living areas with the touch of a button.

Window shades at each seat can also be controlled by a button.

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