<s>[INST] I live in New Zealand. Given the regulations here, would it be possible for me to own an operational fighter jet? If so, what steps would I need to take to be qualified to fly it? [/INST] It is highly unlikely that an individual can own an operational fighter jet in New Zealand due to strict regulations on the ownership and operation of military-grade equipment. The New Zealand government has strict laws and policies regarding immigration, residency, and citizenship. To fly a fighter jet, one would need to have extensive training and qualifications, which would likely require military experience and training. It is important to note that owning and operating a fighter jet is not only expensive but also dangerous, and it is not recommended for individuals to attempt to do so without proper training and authorization.

To own and operate an aircraft in New Zealand, one must obtain a pilot's license and register the aircraft with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). The CAA regulates all aspects of aviation in New Zealand, including aircraft ownership, operation, and maintenance. To obtain a pilot's license in New Zealand, one must meet certain requirements, including age, medical fitness, and English language proficiency. The individual must also complete a certain number of flight hours and pass a series of written and practical exams. Once the pilot's license is obtained, the individual can then register the aircraft with the CAA and obtain the necessary permits and certifications to operate the aircraft.</s>\ <s>[INST] Do you know a single person in the world who owns a working fighter jet? And if you do, can you tell me more about how he or she get this plane or planes? [/INST] Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has the world's largest private jet plane collection, including some old fighter jets. He's a very rich guy who loves planes.</s>\ <s>[INST] What kind of planes does Paul Allen have? Let's see Paul Allen's planes. [/INST] 