OWN YOUR OWN CUSTOM 747 FLYING PALACE

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$400 MILLION SKY PALACE 



 When you've got the cash to make your dreams come true, why wouldn't you jump at the chance? Some people want to own an island, but if you know where the real life is at, it's owning your own private jet. Flying anywhere in the world when you want to beats an island in the middle of nowhere any day of the week, but the usual jets that the rich buy are chump change to a billionaire. They aren't on a billionaire's level: they could own a whole fleet of private jets and store them on an island they just bought because they're feeling pretty 'tropical' these days.
What is on a billionaire's level though is that next level airplane experience. We're talking about a literal flying mansion in the sky that only gets used to fly from LA to London every few months. 
You're going to need a big ass plane to get that job done, something along the lines of one of the biggest planes in the world. Sounds like an easy project, but it took Greenpoint Technologies 3 full years to modify the 747-8 to the quality fit for the richest of the rich. 
Nobody knows who the mysterious baller is that would drop almost half a billion dollars on a personal airplane, and Greenpoint Technologies has made a point not let anything out of the bag besides a few walkthrough photos and an overview of the floor plan.



One Of The Most Expensive Purchases By A Single Person In History


One Of The Most Expensive Purchases By A Single Person In History



Multiple Lounges, Seating Areas And Various Other Amenities Complete The Vessel


Multiple Lounges, Seating Areas And Various Other Amenities Complete The Vessel





Some 14 TVs Can Be Found Throughout The Plane


Some 14 TVs Can Be Found Throughout The Plane





Cable And Internet Come Standard... Of Course


Cable And Internet Come Standard... Of Course






Living Life At 30,000 Feet


Living Life At 30,000 Feet





A Billionaire's Flying Palace


A Billionaire's Flying Palace





For Those Meetings That Can't Wait


For Those Meetings That Can't Wait





Technically, the plane has two floors.


Technically, the plane has two floors.





A True Master Bedroom


A True Master Bedroom





The Mystery Billionaire Dropped Nearly Half A Million


The Mystery Billionaire Dropped Nearly Half A Million





Levels Of Luxury Most People Can't Even Understand


Levels Of Luxury Most People Can't Even Understand





Around 5000 square feet of space in total


Around 5000 square feet of space in total





So the question is: If you can afford $400 million on a new plane, would you?


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