Corporate Jets: Top 10 Ultra Luxurious Private Jets For Wealthy Travelers
Boeing Business Jet
There’s no denying that flying commercial, even if it’s in business or first, can be a chore. From queues and delays to the ever-growing list of restrictions, it can be exhausting and exasperating at the best of times, but particularly when it’s for business. Few things say power and privilege quite like the opulence of a customized private jet. There are few more potent symbols of personal freedom. A great many of the wealthiest people in the world enjoy the convenience, comfort, and privacy that comes with owning their own personal aircraft.
- Airbus ACJ319neo Infinito Business Jet: luxe collaboration between Airbus Corporate Jets and Italian supercar maker Automobili Pagani, this jet is the winged equivalent of a top-down convertible supercar. Marrying art and ultra-modern technology, the ACJ319neo Infinito’s leather, wood, and carbon-fiber cabin includes a bedroom, bathroom, cinema, dining area, and lounge. But its most extravagant feature is its innovative ‘sky ceiling’, which can bring a live view of the sky above the aircraft into the cabin, or display other images while hurtling through the air at up to 0.82 the speed of sound.
- Embraer Lineage 1000E Business Jet: To say this ultra-large luxury private jet is customizable would be a grand understatement. The team at Embraer Executive Jets offers thousands of combinations for the model’s 74 square meters of living space and five interior zones, allowing clients to create their personalized aerial home away from home. This includes a light and airy window-filled cabin with a 42-inch television, dining room and lounge, and a queen bedroom with en suite, complete with the industry’s largest shower with a breathtaking view.
- Gulfstream G500 Business Jet: Striking a perfect balance between speed, agility, and comfort, the all-new Gulfstream G500 can travel up to 9,260 kilometers at 0.85 the speed of sound – easily making the trip non-stop from Hong Kong to New York. Designed with input from Gulfstream clients, the deluxe cabin features a sleek marble bathroom and custom seating, sleeping eight and accommodating 19 when configured in a high capacity layout.
- Bombardier Global 7500 Business Jet: A reflection of its extended length and longer endurance, the iconic Bombardier Global 7000 has been rebranded as the Global 7500 – becoming the world’s largest and longest private jet. Inside its 39-meter body are four spacious living areas that offer limitless possibilities for personalization, including a fully equipped kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and entertainment lounge. While the first eight planes will make their debut in 2019, it’s no wonder there’s a waiting list until 2021.
- Embraer Manhattan Business Jet: An ode to New York’s Art Deco era, the sophisticated Embraer Manhattan airship looks like something straight out of The Great Gatsby. A distinctive metallic mural of the Manhattan skyline greets guests at the entry while rich mahogany wood panels, and brass and gold finishings flow through the cabin. From the luxury lounge to the iconic Cloud Club bar and the Crystal Room dining area, this private vehicle provides a sky-high escape to 1920s decadence.
- Boeing 747-8 VIP Business Jet: This Boeing 747-8 VIP features four General Electric GEnx 2B67 engines that allow for a maximum cruising speed of 1,044.44 km/hr. This entry on our list of the world’s priciest private jets boasts a flight range of 13,450 kilometers, among the highest of the group. A private office, two living rooms, and a dining room that seats fourteen are among the interior features of this luxurious private airliner. It also boasts several bedrooms including a master suite. As an added nod to opulence, the bathroom fixtures and basins are all gold.
- Airbus A380 Custom: With 550 square meters of cabin space, the Prince’s Airbus 380 Private Jet has more than enough room for all the amenities of home, even if home happens to be a palace. Featuring garage doors for cars and even a stable for transporting horses and camels, the plane that has become known as “The Flying Palace” also features several fully furnished bedrooms.
- Pilatus PC-24 Business Jet: The only luxury aircraft combining the versatility of a turboprop with the cabin size of a medium-light jet and the performance of a light plane, this Swiss masterpiece is in a league of its own. Capable of an off-road landing with outstanding short-field performance and a large cargo door, the Pilatus PC-24 will take you anywhere you need to go. Both luxury comfort and functionality are evident throughout its generous interior, which feels much like a penthouse in the sky.
- BBJ 737: With a cabin size like no other, the Boeing BBJ 737 is the perfect aircraft for your next mission. The Boeing BBJ 737 boasts an extremely large cabin, accommodating many amenities in the air that we have on the ground including an office, bedroom, shower, dining facilities, entertainment areas, and more. And Boeing Business Jets can deliver it all. Whilst helping you reach your destination at a comfortable yet fast cruising speed.
- Boeing BBJ 777X
The Boeing 777X is currently in production at Boeing. Available in two variants, the BBJ 777X combines a range of up to 11,645 nautical miles (13,400 mi, 21,570 km) with an interior space of up to 3,689 sq ft (342.7 sq m).
The BBJ 777X is available as the longer-range BBJ 777-8 capable of flying 11,645 nautical miles (13,400 mi, 21,570 km) with an interior space of 3,256 sq ft (302.5 sq m), while the BBJ 777-9 has a larger cabin at 3,689 sq ft (342.7 sq m) and a range of 11,000 nautical miles (12,659 mi, 20,370 km) that still beats the standard 777X.
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