Lufthansa Technik A330 VIP cabin concept.
  • The A330 private jet is being developed into a $340 million luxury cabin.

  • The design has a retractable deck, a spa, bedrooms, and a dance floor.

  • The Adventure Lounge is below the main deck and can be seen from the glass floors.

A company based in Germany is designing a cabin for deep-pocketed customers.

Lufthansa Technik A330 VIP cabin concept.

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At the Monaco Yacht Show in September, the EXPLORER concept was introduced. The design was inspired by the freedom a superyacht gives owners, but takes the idea to new heights.

Lufthansa Technik A330 VIP cabin concept.

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The company wants to take the perks of owning a superyacht, such as the ability to take people anywhere at any time, and have a hotel at the destination, and put it on an airplane.

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In yacht building, multifunctional exploration vessels have now become a class in their own right, according to a press release.

Super yacht Stella Maris moored in Venice for the Arte Biennale 2017 on May 10, 2017 in Venice, Italy.
Super yacht Stella Maris moored in Venice for the Arte Biennale 2017 on May 10, 2017 in Venice, Italy.Awakening/Getty Images

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Unlike a yacht, our EXPLORER aircraft allows passengers to travel to the other side of the globe within hours and set up their own individual base camp for further activities.

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The Airbus Corporate Jet ACJ330 is the demonstrator for the design, but it can be modified for any wide-body aircraft.

Airbus A330-200F.
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Customers will find large, open rooms with plenty of seating and workspace. The main lounge in the center of the jet has a long table that can double as a dining room or conference area.

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Behind that is a large area with couches, coffee tables, and a retractable TV.

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There are standing showers and bedrooms in the back of the plane.

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There are three full-sized beds each sectioned off by a sliding door according to the rendering.

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There is a large window in the quiet seating area in the rear of the plane. The front of the aircraft has a conference room, lavatories, and a galley area.

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The concept can be changed to fit up to 47 passengers.

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The company plans to install a unique projection system. The entire main lounge area is covered in virtual content. There are options for an underwater theme.

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A sky theme

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A disco theme

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An architecture theme.

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The projections are turned off.

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The special lighting and open spaces are impressive, but it's not enough to create an aircraft that mirrors a superyacht.

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In addition to the common living quarters seen on other private planes, the A330 includes several luxury rooms, including a dance floor, which is created by lowering the dining table in the main lounge.

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A bar with additional seating.

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The BRABUS Adventure Lounge is impressive.

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The lounge is below the main deck and was designed in conjunction with BRABUS.

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The lounge can be seen from above.

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The main deck can be accessed via a staircase.

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The lounge can hold automotive treasures, exploration vehicles, and the limited edition BRABUS 1300R motorcycle.

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There is an open-air deck that extends out from the fuselage. The veranda is 13 feet above the tarmac and replicates similar platforms seen on yachts.

Lufthansa Technik A330 VIP cabin concept.

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The demonstrator aircraft uses the cargo hatch for this area, but the deck can be retrofitted onto passenger versions as well.

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There is a space in the far rear of the plane that can be used for gym equipment for people who don't want to use their usual fitness facilities on long-haul flights.

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The area can be converted into a spa with a steam room and massage bed. According to the company, the space can be used for emergencies.

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Timm told Aviation Week in November that the price of the design is about $100 million.

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The total cost for Explorer could be as high as $340 million if you add that to the list price of a new A330-200 freighter. Negotiating could lower that.

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