When the rich travel, they do it in style. If they are traveling by air, it's all about the taking a private jet. While an average Joe might be able to afford an upgrade to first class on a commercial flight, owning a private jet is usually out of their grasp. However, Funsky, a Korean company, is making it easy for anyone with a few thousand extra dollars lying around to become a partial owner of his or her very own private jet.

Cost to Travel Like a Celeb: According to the program, for just under $185,000, anyone can buy a 1/16 share of a private jet. That money not only buys a lifetime membership that gives access to the jet each year, but they will also get a yearly allowance of 50 flying hours. If you want more hours, you can buy more shares. Each month, the jet's owners will be required to a pay management fee of about $4,500. There will also be additional fees due for any fuel charges that were incurred during a flight.

Want to find something a little closer to home? Then check out www.flightoptions.com/index.html. The company offers a similar partial ownership deal, as well as programs that offer travel flexibility and lease options. If the thought of taking another commercial flight chock full of stale pretzels, screaming toddlers, and annoying kids who like to kick the back of your seat makes you never want to travel again, then you may want to check out the partial ownership program. Just think, telling a woman that you are a co-owner of a private jet will score you points.