It’s possible to have a conference room in the sky, right? Your local AV company, AV Planners, pieced together a handful of instances to showcase that it is possible it has been done.
Can’t wait for that commercial flight back to your corporate headquarters? If you simply must hold a conference meeting in the air while you fly to your next destination, why not do it in style? Here is our list of the top meeting spaces on private jets; which is your pick for the Ultimate Boardroom in the Sky?
Then, of course, there is Air Force One:
But, for the ultimate in luxury, there is nothing like this $500 MILLION dollar private jet plane, owned by Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal; it’s the most expensive jet created to date. Complete with a two-car garage, a stable for horses, a concert hall with a grand piano, a steam room and spa, 5 master bedrooms, an elevator, and check out the full boardroom.
Seriously, where does all that fit?
And as a throwback bonus, how about the Flying Boardroom - this one is from 1963, and although a bit cozy, it does come complete with a typewriter for your secretary - very 1960s.
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