Angelina Jolie gifts Brad Pitt a helicopter

London: Actress Angelina Jolie has reportedly bought her fiance Brad Pitt a helicopter worth one million pound. The 36-year-old apparently splashed out the money on the aircraft and flying lessons for Pitt, reported Sun Online.

"They've had a helicopter pad installed in the grounds of their south of France home, Chateau Miraval. So Ange thought it would be nice to buy Brad a helicopter as a surprise present," a source said.

The couple, who raise six kids together, will be using the mode of transport to get to nearby events.

After years of cohabitation, six kids and countless tabloid headlines, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie made it official: They plan to make it official.
If you thought the media circus involving the world's most glamorous couple was on overdrive before, just wait.
Now that Brangelina are officially engaged, expect endless speculation about where and when they'll wed, what they'll wear, what their kids' roles will be, and who might get to attend the celebration.
The Brangelina wedding could be the media event of the new century.
Pitt's manager confirmed the couple's engagement after Jolie was spotted wearing a diamond ring on her wedding finger.
Jeweler Robert Procop said he spent a year working with Pitt to design the ring.
The prominent engagement ring is giving the world a warning.
Entire magazine issues could be devoted to each star's wedding-day outfits and hairdos.
Jolie's wedding dress is a career-making outfit for the winning designer.
Even Pitt's look leaves room for ample speculation: Long hair or short? Facial scruff or clean shaven? A classic tuxedo? And designed by whom?
Then there's the guest list. Who will be the best man and maid of honor?
Will Jolie's father, Jon Voight, attend?
Will George Clooney be in the house? Jolie has said she doesn't have many close friends.
The timing of the engagement and the wedding are also fodder for editorial exploration.
The couple long maintained that they wouldn't marry until the right to do so was extended to all Americans.
The A-listers have been partners since they began a relationship in 2005 while working on the film 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith.'
Already megawatt superstars in their own right, the romantic pairing of Pitt and Jolie instantly made them Hollywood's most glamorous and photographed couple.
The fact that Pitt was still married to Jennifer Anniston when he met Jolie only fueled the tabloid fire; Pitt and Aniston divorced in 2005 after five years of marriage.
Jolie was previously married to Billy Bob Thornton and British actor Jonny Lee Miller.
Regardless of the size of the celebration or where it takes place, the Jolie-Pitt wedding has major economic implications.
Journalists from all over the world will swarm to the wedding location; the designers of each nuptial element will see their businesses boom.
The rights to the photos and footage will be haggled over by publishers and broadcasters with deep pockets.
A mini-industry in itself will be created as a result of the wedding. Text: AP

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Angelina Jolie gifts Brad Pitt a helicopter

The couple, who raise six kids together, will be using the mode of transport to get to nearby events.

"In particular, they would like to be able to fly to and from Cannes. But even though Brad has his private pilot's license, he still needs to take a few flying lessons - which he'll start straight away," the source added.