When it comes to the beauty of an aircraft, most people tend to focus on and show the exterior of the craft, and while that can have great designs or coloring chances are if you’ve seen one airplane exterior you’ve seen most of them. This isn’t quite the case with an interior of a plane though. Yes, most commercial flights have similar designs, but what about the private jets; the planes that are more likely to have a special exterior as well?

That’s why we are going to take a look at some of the most interesting, unique and beautiful aircraft interiors, and most of them are from commercial flights too. A few are personally designed by someone to be custom for a private plane but not all of them. Luxury aircrafts have started to pick up in interest these days, which means more designers have been pushed to figure out even more strong designs. And best of all, they don’t just look good, they are incredibly comfortable. And that’s the whole point of luxury crafts.

5. A Little Aerospace

Aircrafts are already about as close as you get right now to reaching space travel, so why not add a little power to that atmosphere by making the interior of the craft a little more sci-fi inspired. This platinum aircraft interior glances at what most jets tend to show on the outside. The fiber glass window section adds that element of making it feel like you are looking out of a shuttle instead of a plane, while also keeping things dark enough if you want to sleep during the day. And best of all is the seating, which is made from one of the more comfortable materials that are still allowable on an aircraft.

4. The New Advancements

How about instead of just the look of futuristic and space design, going for the actuality of what is the most up to date? This plane interior introduced in 2013 as a Casino Jet does just that. It comes with a touch pad to order specific things, as you can see with the blue lights, and a unique lounge set. Some people might question the comfortableness of the chairs by how they look, but they were made for an interactive lounge and you can sink right into them, despite the sharp corners. You also get the shiny metals and designs around the whole lounge.

3. Home Sweet Home

Maybe all the fancy stuff is too much though and you’ll jab yourself on those pokey corners. So why not settle down in your own house while in the air? This was another recent introduction in 2010 and prized itself on possessing that home quality that can be so hard to find on most air vessels. Just looking at it brings in that old fashioned appeal of somewhere you can just relax, just don’t forget you are still on a plane, so keep those pants on.

2. The Colorful Palace

This one was a personal design for a specific person to change an Airbus into something of a palace, with everything to offer; especially color. This design aimed for sectioned off areas that could feel private but still allow interaction between the few areas if needed. Plus, who doesn’t want a built in bar for their aircraft? Unfortunately the comfortability isn’t quite as high for the bar area, but they are definitely better than your average bar stool.

1.The Cabin Bedroom

And finally we have the Singapore Airlines cabin bedroom in the sky, which brought in a fully enclosed suite for each group, a personal functioning TV with programs and films to choose from and a twin bed of full size. When this was unveiled half a decade ago, it was a major change for a luxury airliner to offer something that was normally only in private planes. Even today it still isn’t seen all that often, which is why their prices run higher, but you do certainly get quite the welcome too. 

Alan Carr is an avid aviation aficionado learning about the aspects of the flying world from the business to the technical, while also frequently writing on what he finds. He currently works with globalair.com to provide resources on aircraft related information.

The New Advancements
Home Sweet Home
The Colorful Palace