An Icelandair Boeing 757-200 airplane has been transformed from a regular 183-seat plane to a luxurious 50-seat aircraft for Abercrombie and Kent, one of the world's leading luxury travel company, reports Vísir.is.
Preparations for the tour took six months while altering the airplane took five weeks in total. The seats were imported from Italy and can be turned into comfortable lie-flat beds. The crew, on the other hand, is Icelandic and counts two captains, a pilot, five flight attendants, two chefs and an air mechanic.
The trip is a three week-long, tailor-made, luxury holiday around world and includes destinations such as Peru, the Easter Islands, Samoa, Papua New Guinea, Bali, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Kenya, France and New York.
Each seat cost a whopping 12,5 million krónur (81.619 euros/ 104.097 US dollars).
An Icelandair Boeing 757-200 airplane has been transformed from a regular 183-seat plane to a luxurious 50-seat aircraft for Abercrombie and Kent, one of the world's leading luxury travel company, reports Vísir.is.
Preparations for the tour took six months while altering the airplane took five weeks in total. The seats were imported from Italy and can be turned into comfortable lie-flat beds. The crew, on the other hand, is Icelandic and counts two captains, a pilot, five flight attendants, two chefs and an air mechanic.
The trip is a three week-long, tailor-made, luxury holiday around world and includes destinations such as Peru, the Easter Islands, Samoa, Papua New Guinea, Bali, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Kenya, France and New York.
Each seat cost a whopping 12,5 million krónur (81.619 euros/ 104.097 US dollars).
