Taylor swift;The largest private jet in the world also has the most stunning interior

The 747-8i Boeing Taylor swift private Business Jet (BBJ) is the largest private jet in the world
The 420-square meter, dual-level aircraft is the absolute pinnacle of luxury air travel
With a range of around 7,700 nautical miles, it can cover long distances to almost every major city globally with ease.

Its Middle-Eastern owner tasked French interior design firm, Cabinet Alberto Pinto, to create the interior – and it doesn’t disappoint.

Step aboard and it’s hard to forget you’re on the largest private jet in the world and not a sprawling palatial estate.

With a range of around 7,700 nautical miles, the BBJ 747-8i can cover long distances to almost every major city globally with ease.

But its goal is more than merely transport but to be a mansion in the sky and home away from home for its über-rich owner.

The spacious two levels are divided into ornate suites, staterooms, lounges, dining rooms, passenger seating areas and bathrooms.

In the very nose of the aircraft, the private master bedroom is quiet and far from the Rolls-Royce turbine engines.

Forget struggling to get shut eye in transit – a normal-size bed means you’re guaranteed a good rest.

Across the room from the bed, you’ll find a sumptuous two-person loveseat in place of sought-after, first-class seats 1A and 1B.

Nothing is forgotten when it comes to comfort with touchscreen-controlled lights, bedside tables and wall cupholders in case of turbulence.

The ensuite features a walk-in shower and single vanity complete with a full mirror and sink meaning you can step off the plane ready to go.

The rest of the 19 passengers and crew members can also get the sleep they need as there’s no shortage of rooms.

All bedrooms feature walk-in showers and wardrobe space too.

In fact, the aircraft is big enough to carry 400 passengers.