The future of private jets

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·Nov 3, 2024

Behind us is the future of corporate aviation. Let's go inside and take a look. This is unique. On this Falcon 10X, you can design the interior like in your apartment. It's a flying penthouse. You can have this very wide dining table. Your seats you can move and leave the window seats without disturbing the passengers.

This is one possibility of a compartment. You have a classic dining room. You can have in the rear bedroom a king-size bed. But we have a larger one, which is a suite, where you can have a cabinet with a seat here, which is a longer bedroom. Here you have the standard bathroom, which is without the shower. But inside we have the Modu, which is the biggest bathroom with a shower.

This being the really widest cabin of any corporate jet, isn't it? The 6X is the widest and the tallest, and this is even bigger than the 6X. What's good about having a bedroom in the back of an airplane? You get the full width of the airplane for the bathroom and the bedroom, so you get the full height of the airplane.

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