The private aircraft of FIVE Hotels & Resorts is in the air. The aircraft, 9H-FIVE, is a brand-new ACJ TwoTwenty jet with 16 seats, a master bedroom, a kitchen, and a dining table that can accommodate up to eight people.
The jet, which can fly continuously for 12 hours, is now available for charter.
There is no information on how much a charter would cost, but a plane of a comparable size would cost between US$9,000 and $13,000 per hour.
Aloki Batra, CEO of FIVE Hospitality, remarked that this aeroplane represents an amazing new chapter for the company. “An internationally recognised pioneer in entertainment-driven hospitality, FIVE now diversifies its award-winning portfolio with a FIVE-styled experience that extends the distinctive and unrivalled ‘Vibe at FIVE’ from our hotels on the ground to a luxurious immersive experience among the clouds.
“By building the next level in private aviation, we will now be able to provide a faultless and customised experience. We are thrilled to welcome our guests on board Fly FIVE, the FIVE Hotel & Resort’s newest home in the air.
Along with offering food from establishments like The Penthouse, Maiden Shanghai, Cinque, and Soul Street, the jet, according to FIVE, may also feature DJ music.
Kabir Mulchandani, the chairman and creator of FIVE, withheld the price of the plane when it was originally revealed, however the typical cost of this type of aircraft is $70 million.
One of Comlux’s first ACJ TwoTwenty aircraft, it is. Comlux’s executive chairman and CEO, Richard Gaona, declared: “Today is a remarkable day. I want to start by saying thank you to our client FIVE for their confidence. I also want to express my gratitude to the Comlux and Airbus Teams for their tireless efforts in bringing this spectacular place to reality. The first of many incredible ACJ TwoTwenty cabins we will create is this one.
Source: breakingtravelnews