Airbus has rolled-out a new version of its corporate jet, ACJ319 Elegance, offering customers an enhanced cabin that allows them to create a customised layout.
The new Elegance aircraft combines the existing ACJ319 airframe with a new cabin that features a wide range of lounge, office, dining and conference modules, along with a bathroom and galley at the front and a bedroom with ensuite bathroom at the rear.
The cabin layout allows customers to create an arrangement that suits their needs and tastes, and makes it easier to upgrade the cabin in the future by replacing one or more modules with others.
Airbus Customers chief operating officer John Leahy said that the company’s corporate aircraft have the widest and tallest cabins of any business jet.
Fitting of ACJ319 Elegance’s cabin will be carried out by Airbus Corporate Jet Centre (ACJC), a subsidiary in Toulouse that developed the concept.
With the introduction of Airbus’s ACJ319 Elegance, customers will now have the option to choose between the new aircraft and the existing fully customisable layout.
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By GlobalDataAirbus offers a wide range of business jets, with more than 170 Airbus corporate jets sold to date.
Image: Airbus ACJ319 Elegance features a wide range of lounge, office, dining and conference modules. Photo: courtesy of Airbus SAS.
