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The Airbus A320 Prestige by Comlux
Comlux, a charter company based in Zurich, unveiled its latest custom-fitted ultra-luxury jet, an Airbus A320 Prestige suitable for up to 19 passengers.
Top-quality, exclusive materials were used throughout, with a natural color palette that echoes the sand and sky of the desert.
The main room offers a VIP lounge with L shaped divan, two club seats and a large dining table for 6 guests.
A fully private compartment offers either a cozy lounge for the day or a large double bed for the night. A dedicated bathroom with shower completes the private lounge.
The plane has ample seating for members of a VIP’s travelling entourage. It also has a large cargo belly, allowing transportation of large amounts of luggage.
This A320 is equipped with the latest technologies such as GSM, new touch screens, mood-lighting, wifi internet access and iPod/iPhone.
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