The Monster Jet With High-Flying Interior Design

The world’s first ACJ320neo has an interior that’s more town house than cabin.

- Michael Verdon.

Acropolis aviation’s G-Kelt has not only one of the most opulent and technically advanced interiors of any private jet, but also one of the most spacious. In its guise as an Airbus A320neo commercial airliner, its 27.74m-by-3.7m cabin can accommodate 180 people; in the sprawling G-KELT space designed by Yves Pickardt of Alberto Pinto Design, it seats just 19. The cabin is up to three times more spacious than competing large-body jets and beautifully appointed with rich leather and woodwork, bespoke lamps and original artworks. There’s even a master suite with a king-sized bed, and en suite with a marble sink and shower. Acropolis says clients can use the plane, the world’s first completed ACJ320neo, for transporting heads of state or as an airborne boardroom with a range of 6,000 nautical miles, able to travel from Singapore to anywhere in Asia-Pacific and Europe, in a single hop. Th