Look around this luxury cabin concept for the world’s biggest twin-engine private jet
Unveiled at Dubai Airshow, CelestialSTAR is a new concept cabin design from Lufthansa Technik. It's designed for the BBJ 777-9 — the upcoming private jet version of Boeing's new widebody aircraft, the 777X. Look through the gallery to see more renderings of the high-end creation.
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As well as a private bedroom, lounge and meeting areas, the design boasts what Lufthansa Technik describes as the largest rain and massage shower ever built on an aircraft.
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The dining area has 11 seats and functions as a "majlis," a traditional Middle Eastern gathering and meeting room.
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The "work & balance" area has rotating and sliding seats, which can be used at desks but can also be moved towards the divans at the side.
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The second half of the cabin has six deluxe suites for guests or a delegation.
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The executive area has 32 additional seats, equivalent to business class seating.
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The private bedroom, fitted with a king-size bed. At the Dubai Airshow, potential customers could experience the concept cabin design in virtual reality.
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It will take some time before the BBJ 777-9 is available. Meanwhile, a Boeing 777-X took a demonstration flight at the week-long Dubai Airshow.
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Other highlights of the event included a flypast from the United Arab Emirates' Al-Fursan display team.
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This Archer Aviation electric vertical take-off and landing flying taxi was on display at the airshow. Its makers say they hope to have US FAA approval of the aircraft in 2025.
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The ADASI Air Truck unmanned aerial system also attracted attention at the show. It is designed for transporting logistics, and has a payload capacity of 500 kilograms (1,100 pounds) and top speed of 140 kilometers (87 miles) per hour.