Inside A VIP Configured Airbus Jet
Posted by Jess Dayuno on August 15th, 2008
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What is inside those VIP-configured Airbus jets? As the super rich prefer wider and bigger jets these days, the ordinary mortals are quite curious on how these affluent people do with that much space, after all, planes has just one primary purpose and that is to fly to a certain destination.
The Airbus Jets particularly the ACJ or the Airbus Corporate Jet and the A380 are quite the favorites of these billionaires. They do have a wider cabin space than and they have a massive area for baggage, which is a lot bigger than those of the competing jets.
We all heard of the Flying Palace and how much the Prince was willing to spend in designing the interiors of the plane. We can just imagine how luxurious and grand it would be.
The one on the left above was created by popular French aircraft interior designer, Jacques Pierrejean for an Airbus A340, which was reportedly for then Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to use for local and international trips. The one on the right was designed by Edese Doret Industrial Design for an Airbus A380 which is a dining room for a party of 14 with 42-inch LCD monitors on both sides of the area. This one was reportedly for the Flying Palace.
Here are a couple more of some interiors of the Airbus Corporate Jets:
Photo Credit: Europa, Edese Doret, Space