Press Release: Inside the most luxurious private jet models in the world
What if you take that up a notch? Take a look at the aircraft that have been modified to accommodate football teams, heads of state, and royalty, you get a different experience and not always a tasteful one.

What if you take that up a notch? Take a look at the aircraft that have been modified to accommodate football teams, heads of state, and royalty, you get a different experience and not always a tasteful one.
Let's have a look in detail inside the most luxurious private jet models in the world. We are starting with Oprah Winfrey's jet.
Oprah Winfrey's Bombardier Global Express jet
The jet cost between £29 to £31 million before any customisation turned the aircraft into a flying hotel. Bombardier jets are a popular choice with other famous people, including Bill Gates and Céline Dion.
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All Bombardier jets have luxurious leather and wood veneer interiors as standard, and all have luxury bathrooms that include stand up showers, top of the range entertainment systems and first-class recliner seats.
The Bombardier has twin Rolls-Royce BR710 engines and can seat 19 passengers and crew in comfort. Bombardier’s latest business model the Global 8000 can carry 17 passengers and has an impressive range of 7,9000 nautical miles.
HNA Group’s Boeing 787-8 BBJ
Boeing Dreamliners have an impressive 2,400 square-foot of floor space that can accommodate 40 passengers on long haul flights around the world.
All interiors are custom made to include a soundproofed master suite, king-sized bed as standard, generous walk-in closet as well as an en-suite bathroom with a double shower all with heated marble floors.
As you would expect the main sitting room is spacious and comfortable, There is a meeting area and guest cabin with first-class sleeper seats, not to mention four more bathrooms and state of the art entertainment systems. As part of Boeing commitment to the environment, every Dreamliner has noise-reducing technology as standard.
Expect to pay £228.9 million for a new aircraft before any modifications are carried out.


