The most expensive private jet
Airbus 380
The Airbus 380 is the world’s biggest private jet and the most expensive. Its price tag is around $500 million. The jet is fit for a prince. In fact, its owner is the Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal al-Saud. The same model of plane is also part of the Singapore Airlines and Emirates fleets. On commercial flights, the Airbus 380 can accommodate up to 800 passengers.
The prince’s private jet version of the Airbus is like a flying palace. It features a spiral staircase and a lift that connects the plane’s three floors. There are four family and VIP suites and a prayer room with electronic mats which automatically turn towards Mecca. There’s even a concert hall, complete with a stage and a grand piano, to entertain guests throughout the flight. What else? There is a full-size boardroom, a Turkish bath and ample parking space for the prince’s Rolls Royce. According to Design Q, the company that worked on the interiors, the A380 is “not only the most luxurious aircraft in existence, but also reflects the cultural values and status of its owner.”
The Airbus 380 is the world’s biggest private jet and the most expensive. Its price tag is around $500 million. The jet is fit for a prince. In fact, its owner is the Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal al-Saud. The same model of plane is also part of the Singapore Airlines and Emirates fleets. On commercial flights, the Airbus 380 can accommodate up to 800 passengers.
The prince’s private jet version of the Airbus is like a flying palace. It features a spiral staircase and a lift that connects the plane’s three floors. There are four family and VIP suites and a prayer room with electronic mats which automatically turn towards Mecca. There’s even a concert hall, complete with a stage and a grand piano, to entertain guests throughout the flight. What else? There is a full-size boardroom, a Turkish bath and ample parking space for the prince’s Rolls Royce. According to Design Q, the company that worked on the interiors, the A380 is “not only the most luxurious aircraft in existence, but also reflects the cultural values and status of its owner.”
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