In 2002 the Prince purchased a Boeing 747, now known as the HZ-WBT7, for the price of US$ 48 million. This is the full history of Prince Al Waleed's private fleet: HZ-WBT Boeing 727-95. HZ-WBT1 Canadair CL-600-1A11 Challenger 600 (registered to Royal Saudi Bank) HZ-WBT2 Boeing 727-95 actually HZ-WBT re-registered to Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation. Charter 777 VIP With Trilogy Aviation Group Boeing is one of the most famed aircraft manufacturers in the world. Known for performance and quality, the 777 can handle a wide variety of charter trips and is perfect for private jet charters. Boeing's 777 VIP boasts executive seating for up to 40 passengers.
Even in the specialized world of corporate private jets, there are some aircraft that became legendary almost the moment they were announced. The Boeing 777X jet stands out as the shining example of luxury corporate travel. Essentially, the business version of the 777X is a flying combination of executive office and hotel suite. However, though an elite few own this aircraft, it is still accessible to Stratos Jet Charters clients.
So, if your group needs to travel on the best, here is an insider peek into the luxurious Boeing 777X.
History
In 2011, Boeing was looking to replace the iconic 747 Jumbo Jet. Although still a popular airliner, the 747's engineering dates back to the 1970s. Rather than add a new variant to the existing 747 line, Boeing designed the new 777X series from the ground up.
Range
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One of the 747 Jumbo's selling points was its 8,350-mile range. New technologies allow Boeing to break that range barrier. Both variants in the 777X commercial line can fly further: the 777-8 is capable of 13,400 miles, and its cousin, the 777-9, can travel 12,700 miles. As Boeing asserts, the new jets can connect almost any two cities on the globe. Sydney to London or Seattle to Dubai non-stop are now possible on a corporate private jet.
Boeing 777 Private Jet Interior
BBJ Version
Early on, Boeing recognized the opportunity to serve an elite niche with the new aircraft, and the BBJ 777X corporate private jet version was introduced. Unlike the commercial version which can carry up to 426 passengers, the BBJ (Boeing Business Jet) is designed to carry a small group of VIP passengers in lavish style.
With over 3,200 feet of interior space to work with, the designers let their imaginations run wild. The result is a corporate private jet on an epic scale. As of yet, there is no standard interior configuration for the BBJ version. Instead, Boeing lets the purchaser choose a custom interior. To offer some choice, Boeing contacted 3 design firms to create possible interior layouts. The designs range from functional clean white minimalist décor to elegant wood, stone and leather designs. Here's what they share in common:
- grand entrance, befitting a manor house
- large dining room for 8 to 12 VIP guests
- a designated lounge and bar area
- office/meeting area with high-speed internet
- lavatories with separate vanities and stand-up showers, elegantly designed with tile and stonework
- spacious closets (even a walk-in closet in one example!)
- master bedroom suite with a large plush bed
Efficiency
History
In 2011, Boeing was looking to replace the iconic 747 Jumbo Jet. Although still a popular airliner, the 747's engineering dates back to the 1970s. Rather than add a new variant to the existing 747 line, Boeing designed the new 777X series from the ground up.
Range
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
One of the 747 Jumbo's selling points was its 8,350-mile range. New technologies allow Boeing to break that range barrier. Both variants in the 777X commercial line can fly further: the 777-8 is capable of 13,400 miles, and its cousin, the 777-9, can travel 12,700 miles. As Boeing asserts, the new jets can connect almost any two cities on the globe. Sydney to London or Seattle to Dubai non-stop are now possible on a corporate private jet.
Boeing 777 Private Jet Interior
BBJ Version
Early on, Boeing recognized the opportunity to serve an elite niche with the new aircraft, and the BBJ 777X corporate private jet version was introduced. Unlike the commercial version which can carry up to 426 passengers, the BBJ (Boeing Business Jet) is designed to carry a small group of VIP passengers in lavish style.
With over 3,200 feet of interior space to work with, the designers let their imaginations run wild. The result is a corporate private jet on an epic scale. As of yet, there is no standard interior configuration for the BBJ version. Instead, Boeing lets the purchaser choose a custom interior. To offer some choice, Boeing contacted 3 design firms to create possible interior layouts. The designs range from functional clean white minimalist décor to elegant wood, stone and leather designs. Here's what they share in common:
- grand entrance, befitting a manor house
- large dining room for 8 to 12 VIP guests
- a designated lounge and bar area
- office/meeting area with high-speed internet
- lavatories with separate vanities and stand-up showers, elegantly designed with tile and stonework
- spacious closets (even a walk-in closet in one example!)
- master bedroom suite with a large plush bed
Efficiency
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Boeing uses the powerful new General Electric GE9X engines, made with an advanced ceramic-matrix composite. These GE engines have better noise and emission reduction and are 5% more fuel-efficient than previous engines.
The Boeing BBJ 777X is the highest standard in global private airliner travel. Quite simply, this remarkable jet lets you go wherever you want in the world in unparalleled comfort.
To book your next luxury charter flight on one of our amazing aircraft, call Stratos Jet Charters at 888-593-9066.
Our jet charter agents are available 24/7 to provide you with multiple private jet quotes for your on-demand air charter flight.
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