Inside A Private Boeing 767 Chartered By Saudi Ambassador That Costs N10.8m Per Hour

Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the US, Khalid bin Salman al-Saud, has a lavish lifestyle. He is part of Saudi Arabia’s royal family, as his father is King Salman and his older brother is Crown Prince Mohammad.

The 28 years old served as a fighter pilot in the Royal Saudi Air Force before becoming the country’s US ambassador in 2017.

Since then, he’s spent time in a N4.3b ($12 million) mansion he purchased as a Georgetown student, and chartered a private Boeing 767 jet that costs N10.8m ($30,000) per hour.

The 1,066-square-foot jet is suited for royalty. It has dozens of seats, a master bedroom, an office, and plenty of TVs.

Here’s a look inside:

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The jet can fly for 15 hours without refueling

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Its cabin covers 1,066 square feet and is almost eight feet tall

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It can seat 63 passengers and hold eight tons of luggage, which is equal to about 300 standard suitcases.

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Business travelers can use this plush office space

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Passengers are served by a minimum of five attendants per flight, though that number can rise depending on the length of the flight.

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Passengers also have access to Wi-Fi, an iPod and iPad docking station, six portable DVD players with screens, and seven separate television screens

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In addition to an enormous bed, the master bedroom has a Dolby Surround sound system

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