1. Cabinet Alberto Pinto designed the interior of one of the world’s largest private jets, a BBJ 747-8i.
2. The jet is owned by a Middle Eastern businessman and likely costs hundreds of millions of dollars.
3. It took the design firm four years to finish the ultra-luxurious interior of the Boeing jet.
Cabinet Alberto Pinto designed the interior of one of the world’s largest private jets, a BBJ 747-8i owned by a Middle Eastern businessman. The ultra-luxurious Boeing jet likely costs hundreds of millions of dollars, with a four-year effort to finish the design and implementation.
The 747-8i Boeing Business Jet is the largest private aircraft in active operation, offering a VIP-configured variant of the civilian jumbo plane. These flying palaces are marketed to governments and the elite, providing luxury air travel at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. For instance, the US government paid $325 million each for its two specially modified presidential Boeing 747-200B aircraft, known as Air Force One.
Famed French design firm Cabinet Alberto Pinto was responsible for creating the interior of one multi-million BBJ 747-8i. The list price of the aircraft was around $400 million, but the actual sale cost was undisclosed. This exclusive jet provides a glimpse inside the world of extreme luxury and elite air travel.