
Four Seasons private jet —
A room with a sky view: The Four Seasons private jet promises all the comforts of luxury brand accommodation, at cloud level.

Fewer seats —
The private jet is configured for 52 passengers -- that's almost 150 fewer than in a similar commercial aircraft.

Silence is golden —
Noise-canceling headphones are available. Because even paying $132,000 for a round-the-world ticket doesn't guarantee that the person sitting next to you isn't a snorer.

Flatbed seats —
The fully reclining flatbed seats are made from "handcrafted leather." Cashmere blankets are also available.

'Champagne and caviar' —
No plastic trays here. The 10-person cabin crew features an executive chef and sous chef. Four Seasons says its inflight experience is inspired by "champagne and caviar."

Glossy black exterior —
The jet's livery features the Four Seasons logo on the tail fin. Bookings are now being taken for 2016 tours.


