What could be better than a VIP-configured Airbus A220 for private use? Why, an A330neo private jet, of course! With widebody comfort, a range that could take you around the world, and more floor space to adapt the interiors, if you’re in the market for a stunning VIP aircraft, the A330neo has it all.

Airbus has released some beautiful images of a concept private jet based on the A330neo airframe. The ACJ330neo (Airbus Corporate Jet) takes one of the world’s most successful aircraft type and evolves it into something truly breathtaking. Let’s take a look around.

Ripples on a pond

Entering this spacious private jet, guests would be treated to a futuristic holographic globe showing the aircraft’s position in the world. It’s an interesting feature and certainly an upgrade from the IFE-based moving map we’re all accustomed to.

ACJ330neo Entrance Globe
Photo: Airbus

From there, a turn to the left would bring passengers into the master bedroom, office, and bathroom. This self-contained space would feature a lounge space for personal meetings and work, leading into a bedroom with a full-sized king bed, clothes storage, and vanity. Further forward, a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Turning right at the globe takes guests into the communal areas. The first room is the lounge, where the Airbus concept uses the idea of concentric circles, which it describes as ‘like ripples on a pond,’ to create a modern, welcoming interior.

Seating is grouped at circular tables to encourage discussion and social interaction. Guests can choose between expansive sofas and comfortable recliners, while large TV screens can be used for entertainment or presentations. The circles theme is echoed in mood lighting on the ceiling as well.

Further aft, guests arrive at the curved conference table. Seating six, this area be used for meetings or dining throughout the flight. Behind this, four generously proportioned private suites for gusts are presented. Each contains an office that can convert into a bedroom, along with an ensuite bathroom with a shower.

ACJ330neo Conference Room
Photo: Airbus

At the rear of the cabin is seating for support staff of up to six, along with a large galley area capable of handling all catering needs. A second galley area in the nose of the aircraft and crew rest areas equip the aircraft to handle long flights with adequate crew onboard.

Airbus ACJ330neo Cabin
Photo: Airbus

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Singing in Harmony

Airbus calls its new interior ‘Harmony’ and has specifically designed it for the A330neo corporate jet. It does say it can suit other Airbus widebodies, so if the A330 is just not large enough, this stunning design could easily translate to an A350XWB private jet.

Speaking about the concept, ACJ Head of Creative Design Sylvain Mariat commented,

“Harmony is a timeless and elegant design concept, because we dare to break the conventions that are traditionally imposed on us as cabin designers. Our creativity needs to be unique to fit the needs of our customers, as befits a host receiving their guests in their "world above the world.”

The ACJ330neo can transport as many as 25 passengers to a range of 10,400 nautical miles. That’s more than 21 hours of nonstop flying, putting just about everywhere in the world within reach.

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Will anyone pick it up?

While Airbus spends a long time perfecting cabin designs for its corporate jet variants, surprisingly, not all customers choose it. Instead, billionaires and other VIPs with a few hundred million to spend will hire their own designers to create a cabin suited to their tastes and needs.

However, popular clients for products such as the Harmony design are luxury companies such as hotels and charter services. With a goal to maximize revenue, using a readymade layout reduces the cost of such an aircraft (slightly) and allows the plane to enter sooner. While no one has announced plans to introduce the ACJ330neo, hotels like Four Seasons have decked out their own A321LRs, selling for over $150,000 per ticket!

What do you think about the ACJ330neo Harmony concept cabin? Let us know in the comments!

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    Airbus
    Stock Code:
    AIR
    Date Founded:
    1970-12-18
    CEO:
    Guillaume Faury
    Headquarters Location:
    Toulouse, France
    Key Product Lines:
    Airbus A220, Airbus A320, Airbus A330, Airbus A340, Airbus A350, Airbus A380
    Business Type:
    Planemaker