A tour inside the vampish G450 of @sandracorinna #sckaviation#gulfstreamG450

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·Nov 3, 2024

How much did it cost you to do the complete airplane? Over 5.5 million? Wow, wow, wow! I mean, you like it? It's amazing!

I don't know if I feel like James Bond or Dr. Evil; it's unbelievable. Catwoman? Oh, Catwoman! Sorry, tell me about it.

I went for fabric seats. It's so unusual, but they make the airplane so much quieter, right? CU? They absorb all the sound in the airplane.

One of the first things I noticed is this carpet. Yeah, the specialty in this plane is that we have the carpet from the cockpit to the after laboratory. The design is also very specific. If you see, it flows through. Really love gray and black, and black and a little bit of white, and a little bit of Chanel. Beautiful cashmere!

Chanel eyepass for sleeping, of course. Does that come with the airplane? No?

SRA, can you tell me a little bit more about some of the materials you use? Of course! This is a silver poo marble, and in the gy, I use a red with a very soft awot look.

And notice you have beautiful glasses here that goes right with the design of the airplane. Even your coffee!

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A tour inside the vampish G450 of @sandracorinna #sckaviation#gulfstreamG450

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