Steve Varsano tours a $50 million custom jet where the owner bought the entire completion center to control every detail. The open-plan cabin flows from galley to dining to lounge, with sections that close off for privacy, designed to work as a home, restaurant, or boardroom.
We're going to show you this airplane. It's a custom build from a very discriminating buyer. He endeavored to build it exactly the way he wanted, so he bought the completion center.
It's a good way to do it.
He did it. So what we have here is an open floor plan. This is your galley and your pantry area, and it allows us to have any amenity that he wants to be sold or used by his customers. So you can live in this cabin with your family, you can have meals, you can have appetizers, you can look through the full cabin and see you're going to have a dining area, a lounge area, widescreen TVs. You can close the area so you can close off the galley and you can bring your family in and you can have the greatest ability to entertain or have meetings.
The layout here is pretty unique because it's a combination of business and social. Sometimes if you have too big of a table, it becomes too set in its way. Here, when it's broken up into two sections, it's a little bit more flexible and