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Check Out The Inside Of The World’s Largest Private Jet That Looks Like A Flying Mansion (25 Pics)
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Check Out The Inside Of The World’s Largest Private Jet That Looks Like A Flying Mansion (25 Pics)

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If you ever plan on getting your very own personal jet, there’s one airplane that’s bound to pop out from the rest of the crowd while you’re doing your research. Meet the Boeing Business Jet 747-8i, one of the largest private jets in the world (and the largest in active operation right now) and the perfect example of what real luxury in the air looks like.

There are only a few privately owned 747-8i jets and it’s an elite symbol of power. This jet is usually used by the world’s governments and for transporting the heads of state. The US Air Force is even developing a 747-8i jet as a replacement airplane for the current Air Force One used by the president.

The company behind one Middle Eastern businessman’s 747-8i luxurious interior is none other than the famed French interior design firm Cabinet Alberto Pinto. Scroll down and feast your eyes on what the firm’s final result looks like.

More info: AlbertoPinto.com | Instagram

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    This is the Boeing Business Jet 747-8i, the largest private jet in active operation in the entire world

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    A businessman from the Middle East asked French interior design firm Cabinet Alberto Pinto to design the interior

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    It took the firm 4 years to design and implement everything. This is the master bedroom, found in the nose of the airplane, underneath the cockpit

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    The jet has everything: from lounges to dining rooms. When you’re inside, it’s easy to forget you’re on an airplane

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    This is what the master bedroom looks like from another angle

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    The 1A and 1B seats have been turned into a two-person loveseat

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    There are plenty of quality of life design choices like touchscreens that control the light

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    The master bathroom has a full mirror and sink

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    The jet even has a walk-in shower! It’s very rare for airplanes to have these

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    The designer was given complete freedom and went for a soft modern style

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    The owner of the jet wanted something simple that would feel like a family home

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    According to the designer, Yves Pickardt, simplicity is the true luxury

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    The design project was completed on time and under budget

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    Here’s one of the guest bedrooms

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    Even the smaller bedrooms have their very own private bathrooms with mirrors and sinks

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    This is the main foyer that separates the master bedroom from the rest of the jet. The staircase leads to the airplane’s upper floor

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    The jet has bookshelves as well as a massive TV

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    Here’s the cockpit. It’s right above the master bedroom

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    There are plenty of couches everywhere so you can sit down and rest or read a book wherever you want to

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    Office spaces and dining rooms are all furnished with leather armchairs

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    Here’s the centerpiece of the airplane: the salon

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    The salon has three couches that are great for meetings or just relaxing

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    This spot is perfect for having dinner, playing tabletop games, or even some poker

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    Every single chair can be adjusted with switches in the armrests

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    There’s enough space for additional passengers or staff members flying on the jet, too

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    The jet’s owner gave designer Yves Pickardt “carte blanche” to make the airplane feel like a family home. Pickardt told Altitudes Magazine that his idea was to give the jet a “soft modern style.”

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    According to Pickardt, the owner wasn’t looking for something “outrageously luxurious, with gold and diamonds.” Instead, he wanted simplicity. “Which in the end is indeed the true luxury,” the designer said.

    It took Cabinet Alberto Pinto a whole 4 years to design and implement this particular 747-8i’s interior, writes Business Insider. With 250 feet from nose to tail, this is the largest aircraft that the French firm has designed. It has two levels and over 400 people can fit inside the airplane if it were to be configured to transport airline passengers.

    The businessman’s private jet has everything from suites and lounges to staterooms and dining rooms (not to mention bathrooms, of course). You can find the master bedroom in the nose of the jet, right beneath the cockpit. This makes sense because the front of the jet is the furthest away from the engines, so it’s way easier to fall asleep there than elsewhere.

    This particular 747-8i has plenty of things that you won’t see on a regular Boeing airplane, like the 1A and 1B seats being replaced with a two-person loveseat. There are lots of small personal touches like personal reading lamps, bedside tables, and touchscreens that control the lights. Meanwhile, the master bathroom has a walk-in shower with a full mirror—when you’re inside, you can easily forget that you’re flying, instead of living in a luxurious estate.

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    Troux
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Textbook definition of 'out of touch': "The owner of the jet wanted something simple that would feel like a family home" and "According to the designer, Yves Pickardt, simplicity is the true luxury" Apparently combining gold plating with neutral colors instead of purple and blue is considered 'simple'. It is still lovely, though!

    Jane S.
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The whole colour scheme (I say that like there's more to the palette than shades of beige and brown) is so dated. Very early 80's vibe.

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    pebs
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The owner has definitely paid a lot of money for it, but from a design standpoint I find it outdated and a little tacky at times.

    Mainecoonsandhuskies
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    4 years ago

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    the plane itself is an old model, and with the fact that its outdated in safety, the interior makes it worse

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    Troux
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Textbook definition of 'out of touch': "The owner of the jet wanted something simple that would feel like a family home" and "According to the designer, Yves Pickardt, simplicity is the true luxury" Apparently combining gold plating with neutral colors instead of purple and blue is considered 'simple'. It is still lovely, though!

    Jane S.
    Community Member
    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The whole colour scheme (I say that like there's more to the palette than shades of beige and brown) is so dated. Very early 80's vibe.

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    pebs
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The owner has definitely paid a lot of money for it, but from a design standpoint I find it outdated and a little tacky at times.

    Mainecoonsandhuskies
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    4 years ago

    This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

    the plane itself is an old model, and with the fact that its outdated in safety, the interior makes it worse

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