Nanaimo Corporation is in the shipping business. Currently their sole asset is $1$ airplane it purchased $15$ years ago for $$500$ million. At the time of the airplane purchase the estimated useful life was $20$ years. Straight line depreciation with no salvage value is the depreciation method. If they sell the airplane now, they will get $$60$ million. Net working capital presently is $$17$ million. The revenue stream for their business is $$70$ million per annum for the remaining life of their airplane along with operating costs of $$30$ million per year, interest expense of $$4$ million per year for the next $10$ years with principal repayment at the end of $$40$ million. A defunct line of business continues to have allocated costs of $$1$ million each year for the next $3$ years.

Nanaimo has been exploring the purchase of a more efficient jet. So far, they have incurred $$2$ million of search costs The jet they are financially analyzing to buy costs $$800$ million. Delivery and set up charges would be $$5$ million. The jet would generate sales of $$130$ million per year and operating costs of $$25$ million per year. The expected useful life of the jet is $10$ years with a zero salvage value for depreciation purposes. The jet is expected to be sold at the end for $$9$ million. Net working capital $($NWC$)$ needs are forecasted to be $$20$ million. Disposal costs at the end are projected to be $$4$ million. The corporate income tax rate is $40\%.$

Estimate the cash flows of the proposed jet investment.