The world’s first hotel private jet took off this month, offering a luxury experience at 30,000 feet from the Four Seasons brand. The Toronto-based luxury accommodation company operates a reconfigured Boeing 757-200ER aircraft featuring 52 lie-flat seats in a 2-2 configuration on around-the-world tours with all accommodation, meals, drinks, ground transportation and custom excursions included. Each seat stretches 6.5 feet, with ample aisle and legroom, and 78 inches of personal space. The jet also comes equipped with a Four Seasons-trained cabin crew, including an executive chef, sous chef, concierge and guest services manager. The Four Seasons private jet is now taking bookings for trips in 2016. The first trip is a 24-day, nine-destination journey from Los Angeles that starts from $132,000 per person, including stops with accommodations at Four Seasons hotels in Hawai’i, Bora Bora, Sydney, Bali, northern Thailand, Mumbai and İstanbul.
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