A $25 million private jet designed entirely in gunmetal black instead of traditional wood and leather. The conference area converts into a double bed and mirrors the owner's home aesthetic, creating a modern, sleek space for family meals and business meetings.
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because I really love the fabric. It's super special. At home, I have even the same couch.
We always say in the industry that a private jet should always be an extension of one's home.
Well, it's home away from home, right?
Home away from home, right here. Absolutely. This conference floor area is impressive with the lovely finish that's on the table. What material is this?
Well, it's a paint. I'm not a fan of wood because in every private jet you see wood, wood, wood. But for me, yeah, it's the same with the leather. It's just old-fashioned and not cool.
Your typical passengers, what would they use this area for?
So different, you know, if you fly, let's say, with a family, I would say for a dinner, breakfast, whatever. If you have business meetings on the plane, then probably you will have the meeting here because you have space. It's also special, just so you know, this is black. This has never been probably black before. Also, if you see, every metal you see— no, it's not chrome, it's gunmetal black.
Gunmetal black. Chrome is silver. Oh wow, black. I assume this area also converts into a double bed.
Yeah, you can also convert into a double bed, but you also have the
