Inside world most expensive airplane

  

Luxury: The designs show the Skyacht One, which has drawn comparisons to a superyacht

Fancy experiencing the luxury of a superyacht fit for Roman Abramovich at 40,000ft? You may soon be able to - if you have a spare £58million.
These are the private jet designs are for the Skyacht One, dubbed the most luxurious plane in the world thanks to its classic, opulent elegance.
A modified version of the Embraer Lineage 1000E model, the jet comes with a price tag of $83m (£58m) - $30m (£21m) more than the standard model.
Its nautical elements include a wooden interior, 14th Century star maps, and a mural inspired by the 15th Century Ducal Palace's Studiolo of Italy.

 

Up in the air: The private jet has a price tag of £58million

They were the idea of SottoStudios, a high-end design studio, in California, US.
Also included are elements that one would expect from the world's finest yachts - such as a spa-like lavatory, a walk-in show, and in-flight entertainment.

 

Opulent: The plane boasts a nautical interior, with lots of wood

 

Slick: The jet would have five distinct cabin zones

Measuring 118ft, the jet would have five distinct cabin zones that could be laid out in "hundreds" of different ways, the studio revealed.
Production of the first Skyacht One has yet to begin, but were a super-rich buyer to come along, they would be guaranteed that the jet would be allowed to operate in restrictive airports, bypassing the busy JFK and LaGuardia, Gatwick and Heathrow .

 

Special access: The plane would be allowed to operate in restrictive airports

Edward Sotto, president of SottoStudios, said: "We wanted to include a sense of classic elegance drawn from the details of romantic yachts of the past.
"Features include skyports in the ceiling and Italian references to navigation and design throughout.


"It was nominated last year for best new concept, and so far the Skyacht has 25 pages of Google search results."