The Cobalt Co50 Valkyrie Is the Personal Piston Plane of the Future

Cobalt company from San Francisco, is engaged in aviation and has a special mission...

Their goal is the transformation of private jets, creating a new range of private jets, which are modern, stylish and incredibly fast, and bear the name of the Valkyrie.

With the possibility of reaching a maximum speed of 480 km / h, Valkyrie series contains two classes of engines, and they both have a capacity of five seats and complete personalization of the interior and exterior. These innovative private planes are not only technologically advanced and safe, they are also incredibly luxurious.

The design of this private jet reveals the influence of classic fighter aircraft for obvious reasons, with simple, elegant lines and premium finishing details. Customers who want to buy one of these planes can choose who they want to finish while the interior includes hand-made leather seats and simple layout.

Also, you should know that Valkyrie series has a smaller wing, which provides better stability and control, keeps the plane in balance while flying. Pilots can now enjoy a safe takeoff and landing, while those parachutes that are a mandatory part of every aircraft are held there, more as a decorative object, rather than something that will be really necessary.

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Embraer's Legacy 450 Executive Jet

Let’s discover today the Legacy 450 Jet, outstanding apparel regarding all its equipment and innovations,the most comfortable and powerful of its category.

Optimized comfort for the pilot and the passengers, high performances, the ideal jet for your business travels.

Exceptional performances and high security

The Legacy 450 Jet possesses true flight qualities and exceptional performances for the mid-light Jet category.

With a speed of Mach 0.83, it will bring you to 43.000 ft (13.000m) in only 21mn and will reach a maximal flight altitude of 45.000 ft (13700m). With these qualities, the Legacy 450 Jet is the fastest of its category.

The fastest, but also the most reassuring thanks to its last technologies provided to the pilot. It is the first jet to replace conventional controls with full fly-by-wire technology, true envelope protection for the pilot, minimizing the pilot’s workload and delivering an ultra-smooth flight experience. The control commands are improved while enjoying an optimized comfort due to the cabin and seats’ design and an ergonomic system that reduces the pilot fatigue.

Passengers’ comfort

With a 6-feet (1.82m) tall and 24-feet (7.30m) long cabin, the Legacy 450 Jet is today the largest of its category.

Its 9 passengers would enjoy an exceptional comfort thanks to its two center club seats fully berth to create beds and the other seats that swivel to ensure maximum space. A heating and massage option is available for a travel full of luxury and well-being.

Add to the Legacy 450 Jet’s comfort its luxurious equipment as its microwave oven, its Nespresso machine or its unique wet galley. These ones would also appreciate a full HD video system and an optional surround audio, the Apple TV and a wi-fi connection for shorter and more pleasant travels.

The Legacy 450 Jet last innovation is an accessible in-flight stowage compartment added to an external one, that procures to the jet the largest storage capacity of its class.

It is no wonder that with such innovations and performances the Legacy 450 Jet offers you a stunning flight pleasure for a delightful experience during your business travels.

Discover the Legacy 450 Jet

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World’s first private Boeing 747-8 with interiors matching that of a super-yacht

 Boeing’s third generation 747 commercial jet, the 747-8, is the world’s longest passenger jet.

The massive wide-body jet airliner can carry more than 450 passengers in a cabin 20 feet wide and more than 200 feet long. There are even reports that the next Air Force One will be based on a Boeing 747-8. Meanwhile, a company named Greenpoint Technologies, based in Kirkland, Washington, has rolled out a first-of-its kind 747-8 with a completely customized VIP interior. Built for an undisclosed private owner, Greenpoint took three long years to complete the jet. Using the massive space of the aircraft as a blank canvas, the company turned the $368 million Boeing 747-8 into a flying mega-yacht.

 Greenpoint has released few details about it, declining to name the client or provide photos of the finished product. Instead, they have released some conceptual digital renderings that suggest what the interior might be like, showing a dining room, two spacious lounge areas, a master bedroom suite, a guest bedroom, and office space. The project was completed in December last year and though Greenpoint refused to disclosed how much its client paid for the interior work, however, according to reports, the owner spent in excess of $250 million to customize the 747-8.

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