If you do not have your private jet, you have nothing in your life. Seven million dollars is the amount that must be in high society, and S-1 Saker own private jet. The manufacturer claims that no special training is required, except for the level of pilot license course, and can rise to the sky. However, one problem could be that you're there and nobody can see it, but talk about it later in trust with friends having a plane and fly all day.

Saker S-1-seater luxury jet has a maximum speed of Mach 0.99. The inspiration for the design came from military combat aircraft, which requires short track (up to 500m) and turn in the air. The maximum height of 15,000 feet and climbing at a rate of 14,000 feet per minute. The maximum range is 1,600 miles, and it is possible to add two 100 gal tanks, increasing the autonomy of 2200 miles. The normal cruising speed of Mach 0.95, which is a few miles faster than the previous fastest civilian aircraft and should be available in 2019.

When we speak of luxury design, there is no better solution for the first class on Singapore Airlines BMW Group DesignworksUSA. The whole atmosphere was redesigned to provide passengers with high levels of luxury with more privacy and increase storage and luggage space. The updated design for the seats and suites will be released in September aboard the new Boeing 777-300ER aircraft on some flights between Singapore and London. Singapore Airlines said it had been two years and has invested $ 150 million (U.S.) for this project.

"The significant investment in the next generation of the cabin reaffirms our commitment to product innovation and leadership, and demonstrates our confidence in the future of the premium full-service airline," said executive vice president marketing of SIA, Mr. Mak Swee Wah.
From the moment we boarded the first-class customers are welcomed into islands lounge. To protect the area, both visually and audibly, the exterior walls of the living area has been extended to accommodate passengers as a protection arm.

At 35 inches wide and with increased bed length 80-82 inches, the seat is a first class product among the most spacious in the sky. It is lined with fine leather, then a new coating technology for coating increases the stress in the material, which remains soft - even after hours of use - seems intact.

A range of personal storage lockers in the entertainment field to add keys striking interior with its bold colors. Elegant tables are integrated in the front of the corner, which can be extended simply and quietly, without the need of any folding mechanism.

"Particular attention has been paid to ergonomics, comfort, convenience and design as well as the interests and lifestyles of our customers.'s Task ourselves and our design partners is when we begin the process was to make" a great way flying "even better. believe we have met," said Mak Swee Wah.

Year 2010. Brighton International Photography Festival organized by the British photographer Martin Parr, and instead of voting for the names of holders of popularity, decided to show the work of practitioners obscure or niche. Among the most left on the list is Nick Gleis photographing private jets that belong African dictators restyled and other heads of state.

So far, the work of private aviation photographer Nick Gleis went largely unnoticed, beyond the private photo albums of their very wealthy clients.

His expertise lies in photographing the most exclusive world class private jets and VIP aircraft.

Gleiser, describing the images as "extremely sensitive to security," private planes photographed by the Heads of State of African countries, including Cameroon and China. However, due to the private contractual nature of the image, will not be for exhibition aircraft for each client.

Brighton Photo Biennial 2010 will also feature works by internationally renowned photographers such as Robert Mapplethorpe and John Deakin. Gleis not an artist, and his work is rarely exhibited in art galleries - but according to their website, which was formed by photographer Ansel Adams influential.

When asked why he thought his work was selected for exhibition Gleis said he thought it was "because of the nature of unique and unusual design of the interior of the aircraft, and who owned the plane. "

Gleis jet also photographed many Hollywood celebrities, private royalties from around the world, and business aircraft, which can be equipped with conference tables.

In addition to his enthusiasm for the aircraft Gleis also had the opportunity to diversify into other ways of photographing luxury: "Due to the unique financial situation of most of my clients, who have other elements, such as large collections exotic car so I photographed that too. "

Image content is in contrast with the way the Commissioner of the festival has chosen to present the work in the program.

According to Martin Parr 2010 Brighton Photo Biennial, called the new documents, the first "Festival of the free part of the photograph in the world to reflect the state of the global economy, and the immediacy and vitality of contemporary photography ".

"During my travels around the world, looking for new photography from Japan, Africa, Asia and Latin America as well as Europe and North America," said Parr.

If your pockets are deep enough and your work requires long commutes, Airbus ACJ319 fits like a glove. Not only is this very luxurious private jet, but it is also perfect for work and rest. It features lounges, bathrooms, work spaces and rooms, making your house high ground. All interiors are tastefully decorated and sumptuously furnished to give you all the comfort you need. For example, apart from a double bed, private room also has a large sofa and a TV. The interior can be customized to meet customer needs. This private jet also takes the cake for the largest cabin in an aircraft of this type.