A closer look
When you are dropping twenty million dollars on a flying tube, generic polyester seats simply will not suffice. The cabins of elite private aircraft are meticulously assembled by master craftspeople who hand-stitch incredibly expensive, flawless bovine leather onto custom-molded foam. Everything must be aggressively flame-retardant, yet soft enough to coddle a billionaire during a transatlantic crossing. It is an astonishing display of opulent excess, ensuring that the occupants never once have to interact with materials possessed by mere mortals.
