Boeing's new business jet is fit for a king

The new Boeing Business Jet features multiple HD screens and very comfortable couches.

(Credit: Boeing Business Jets)

If you find yourself in the market for a new super luxurious private jet, Boeing has got you covered.
The aviation giant unveiled its latest Boeing Business Jet today, a modified 737-700 capable of carrying 19 passengers up to 6,444 miles at 609 miles per hour.

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But beyond its technical specifications, what really makes the plane fit for a king is its luxurious appointments. Starting with its stateroom featuring a king-size bed and private bathroom and shower, the plane also has a guest stateroom with divans that convert into beds for eight passengers.

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In addition, the plane has been outfitted with Honeywell's Ovation Select digital system, a technology suite that is designed to let passengers forget they're away from their offices. "Ovation Select offers the latest technological advancements to deliver seamless and easy connectivity -- whether passengers are connected via their BlackBerry, using their laptops or iPads or conducting a video conference call," Boeing said in a release about the new plane. "The modular, lightweight and flexible cabin management system provides component command and control, high-quality, crystal-clear surround sound audio and vivid full high-definition (1080p) video, which is stunning to watch on the 42-inch and 46-inch high definition monitors found in this BBJ."
As well, the new plane has a galley with a center island, and typical kitchen appliances including a standard oven, a microwave, a fridge, trash compactor, and wine cooler. Plus an espresso maker.
Although Boeing didn't say how much the new plane cost, it did say that the specially outfitted 737-700 was sold to a private American businessman.

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