The $75 Million Skyranch One is the Perfect Private Business Jet
We’ve all seen private jets, but the $75 million Skyranch One is the perfect private business jet.
The Skyranch is a jet manufactured by a Brazilian private-jet maker named Embraer, a company that opts for its clients to only experience the finer things.
Earlier this year, the company released its Kyoto Airship concept interior that includes a massive skylight installed on its flagship Lineage 1000E jets.
Now, they have teamed up with Eddie Sotto, a famous designer based in Los Angeles, to create something called Skyranch One.
But for this jet things are a bit different; instead of Kyoto Airship’s Asian theme, this one is great mix or several cultures.
“Think Dallas’ JR Ewing meets the daughter of a Brazilian rancher,” Jay Beever, Embraer’s vice president of interior design, told Business Insider in an interview.
“As a result, the Skyranch offers a Southwest theme with some Spanish and Portuguese flair”, Beever said.
Designed for Embraer’s top-of-the-line Lineage 1000E executive jet, the Skyranch has room for 13 to 19 passengers, with a range of nearly 5,300 miles.
Somehow they decided to keep a piece of the Kyoto Airship, and so as the centerpiece of the Skyranch interior is a massive vertical “picture” window.
“Embraer strengthened the structure in the area around the window in a manner similar to that of an emergency exit door”, Beever told Business Insider.
They believe that the inside if designed to “capture the solitude and privacy, the romance of the wide open spaces,” Sotto wrote in a press release. “After all, aren’t the skies the last frontier of privacy?”
The designer went for the simplicity and elegance of bleached woods, inlaid horn, soft wool, and light-colored leather.
For the seats, Sotto got inspired from the “layering of European saddles” and was looking to surround the passenger with “rich materials that sooth to the touch.”
“The impressive galley features a bison-horn beer tap and faucet as well as inlaid onyx countertops.”
The walls are “dressed” in a Hermes burlap-inspired material that also aids in sound insulation.
Now that you know everything about it, it is time to tell you again the price: between $70 million to $75 million.
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