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The new Crystal Skye Aircraft Will Spoil You Like Never Before

By Victor Baker

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Crystal Skye

An exquisitely outfitted Boeing 777-200LR, dubbed as Crystal Skye, has recently joined the expanding family of Crystal AirCruises, getting ready be christened in Las Vegas on August 12th. The gorgeous aircraft before you is actually the largest privately owned tour jet in the world, a plane that was specially designed for chartered service in the most exclusive and comfortable conditions.

Able to accommodate as many as 88 passengers, Crystal Skye’s refined features include the highest crew to passenger ratio of any twin-aisle aircraft and an impressive non-stop range of 19.5 hours.

Also worth mentioning are the bespoke Crystal Exclusive Class seats, that could convert to 180-degree lie-flat beds, the social lounge with stand-up bar fosters, stone veneers and colored LED lighting, the cozy sofas and many other premium details.

Crystal Skye

An executive chef will charm passengers with exquisite cuisine in two state-of-the-art galleys, while a special wine list, with over 300 vintages from the Crystal SkyeCellar, will make any dining experience even more enjoyable.

Designed in collaboration with Greenpoint Technologies, Crystal Skye benefits from the highest standards of excellence and luxury, thus resulting in a marvelous vision of the ultimate luxury flight experience. We’re sure you already have many special experiences and adventures added to your bucket list, but it’s always fun to add another, and flying with the Crystal Skye definitely fits the bill.

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About Victor Baker

Victor is our go-to associate editor for anything with four wheels – and more! With over a decade of experience in automotive journalism, his expertise spans from classic cars to the latest in electric vehicle technology. Beyond vehicles, he has broadened his editorial reach to cover a wide range of topics, from technology and travel to lifestyle and environmental issues. Learn more about Luxatic's Editorial Process.

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