If you want to buy this airplane (or one like it) and travel in the lap of luxury, it’ll cost you at least $80,000,000. The average American worker would have to spend approximately 1,200 years laboring in order to buy this plane, assuming they never spend a dime on anything else. It’s cool and chill that any one of America’s 759 billionaires can just trot down to their local airplane dealership and drop the annual GDP of a small island nation on a single transportation device. Is this the kind of thing you’d spend your money on if you were an overpaid union busting dipshit CEO? Go inside and check out what it looks like before you decide.
This is a 786 square foot house with one bedroom and three bathrooms. Shit, that’s bigger than my house! My mortgage is just a couple thousand dollars per month, but this plane will cost you $13,000 per hour to charter. I know which one I’d rather live in, but I guess my house doesn’t fly, so there’s that. The fuselage is an Airbus construction, and it’s been upfitted for use as a PJ by the company’s Airbus Corporate Jets division in collaboration with Swiss charter airline service company Comlux.
OK, so you’ve purchased the plane, but now you need to hire a couple pilots, some staff, pay for fuel, a hangar or five, and all the stuff you need to operate the thing. I don’t think there is any level of convenience or time savings that could get me to spend this kind of money on anything. Man, it looks nice, though.
