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The world’s largest private plane

November 30, 2005

The Airbus A380 is the result of an ambitious project to try and fly 550 people long distances. A number of airlines including, Singapore, Virgin and Emirates have agreed to buy the plane that costs in excess of $300 million. This price puts it out of the reach of most individuals, but there are a few billionaires and royalty who could afford to fly the A380 as a private aircraft.

It’s this tiny uber-exclusive market that Lufthansa Technik has in mind with its VIP initiative that involves a co-operative agreement with Airbus to customize the A380.

The initiative utilizes the cavernous space of the A380 to create a flying palace featuring:

Main Deck

- Ceremonial Hall/Meeting Room
- Meeting rooms
- Royal lounge
- Dinning and conference areas
- Seating for the entourage

Upper Deck

- Private lounge area
- Galley and buffet
- Two guest rooms with separate bathrooms and showers
- Main VIP area: private office, bedroom, dressing area, bathroom and wellness area with steam bath and exercise machines

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