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Peek inside this new Boeing 767 VIP private jet, which sleeps 17 and has 6 living areas – complete with a home cinema, conference room and bathrooms with showers and marble vanities
STORYBusiness Insider
- Private aviation has been booming throughout the pandemic, with airlines like VistaJet and Volaris’ HondaJet introducing new planes to keep up with demand
- Millionaires and A-listers task companies like Florida-based VIP Completions with customising their private jets, kitting them out with the most luxurious amenities
Private aviation has been booming since the start of the pandemic, with more and more travellers recognising the convenience and efficiency of flying on private jets. Not only do passengers avoid long security queues and crowded airports, but they can also enjoy the luxuries on board. The industry is reshaping itself with new business jets to keep up with growing demand.
Amenities vary plane to plane, with smaller business aircraft like Volaris’ HondaJet offering four large recliners and a small galley in the cabin.
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The hourly rate is US$4,000.
Meanwhile, deep-pocket travellers who want even more luxury and sophistication can opt for larger aircraft with multiple living spaces, like VistaJet’s Bombardier Global 7500, which costs tens of thousands of dollars to charter.
Florida-based aviation design company VIP Completions has enjoyed the surge in demand, taking on unique projects from rich clients wanting to customise their plane.
On Thursday, April 21, the firm announced the completion of the interior and exterior refurbishment of a Boeing 767 private aircraft owned by entrepreneur, lawyer and philanthropist, John Ruiz.
