The Boeing 747, of which production has been ended, is a particular favorite of the Qatar royal family. Of the fourteen luxury planes currently in service for Qatar Amiri Flight, their private fleet, three are 747s. All three are also the larger and advanced 747-8 models. One of them is actually for sale.
This is the same jet that has taken the royal family around the world, and is very similar to what you can fly in Infinite Flight. Since delivery in 2012, itās accrued just 1069 hours of flight, averaging about 130 hours a year, which equates to just over two hours flying per week.
This plane has two bedrooms, each with an accompanying bath, with nine more bathrooms throughout. This 748 can seat 89 passengers, either in typical - if more luxurious - airplane seats or on couches or lounges throughout. For entertainment, the plane is equipped with 11 ālargeā televisions throughout. The aircraft is centered around an ornate gold theme.
The biggest question, really, is who might buy it. Qatar Amiri Flight has offered a 748 for sale in the past. However, a buyer couldnāt be found, and it was gifted to the Turkish government. That plane, the same except with a blue theme rather than gold, had only 436 hours of flying in its time with the royal family.
The price on this plane has not been disclosed, but itās like the saying often mentioned about Rolls-Royce: he who asks how much it costs canāt really afford it.
Iād repaint it to either a Spirit Air, Southwest Desert Gold, Pacific Southwest Airlines, or a National Airlines (1970ās) livery just to f with people. š¤£
