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Nothing beats owning a private jet
When it comes to flying, there are plenty of ways to travel in style if you're in first class. But let's face it: Nothing beats owning a private jet.
We can't all be billionaires and enjoy the perks of our own personal plane, but we can dream. And these photos make dreaming pretty easy.
Here's a look at the five most high-end and luxurious private jets:
It comes with a cabin area that can fit amenities like an espresso maker and microwave oven, as well as its own walk-in baggage compartment.
The cabin offers plenty of space and cozy armchairs. It has 15 large windows to bring in plenty of natural light.
It also comes with a spacious bathroom.
4. Airbus is one of the leading private-aircraft manufacturers and has a variety of luxurious private jets that run between $72 million and $110 million, depending on their size.
The price does not include the cost of outfitting the cabin.
Here we see the Airbus ACJ319 corporate jet, which can fit eight people comfortably. It's the widest and tallest cabin of any business jet with intercontinental range.
Just look at those couches!
Those who opt to get Airbus' VIP wide-body version of the jet also get space for a conference or dining room.
3. For $65 million, you can buy the Gulfstream G650. It has the longest and widest cabin of all private jets on the market.
And the bathroom comes with plenty of space and a modern look.
The jet comes with plush lounge chairs that can recline all the way back when you want to sleep.
2. The Embraer Lineage 1000E private jet comes with 10,000 cubic feet of luxurious cabin space. It costs around $53 million.
The plane allows for five large cabin zones that can fit couches and comfy leather chairs. That TV is also a pretty sweet perk.
There's also a master suite that fits a large bed and a private bathroom.
That is, a bathroom with its own walk-in shower.
1. The Boeing 747-8 VIP private jet is absolutely stunning. It offers 4,786 square feet of space with a stateroom, lounge, office, and dining room.
It's the longest and second-largest airliner ever built.
But you better be able to shell out if you want one — the jet costs $367 million without the fancy interior items.
The interior components are designed and built in-house.
Imagine sleeping in this bed while you travel ...
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