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Falko and Design Q Create 007 Cabin Design for Avro Business Jet
Falko and Design Q show cabin interior concept for Avro Business Jet.
The lounge in the ABJ-Q has a principal seat with a control center allowing the passenger to change all aspects of the cabin environment with “intuitive movements of the hand.”
The lounge in the ABJ-Q has a principal seat with a control center allowing the passenger to change all aspects of the cabin environment with “intuitive movements of the hand.”

Recent start-up aviation asset manager Falko (Booth No. C8030), teamed with design consultancy Design Q, has unveiled its final concept for the Avro Business Jet (ABJ) line, an airplane “that James Bond would have loved,” according to Design Q director Gary Doy. The mock-up of the interior is being shown at NBAA 2011 Annual Meeting and Convention in Las vegas, October 10 to 12.

The executive variant of the four-engine Avro RJ regional jet is called the ABJ-Q, in homage to the famous “Q” who specializes in creating gadgets neatly hidden in everyday objects in James Bond films. The ABJ-Q, said Falko, is designed “to appeal to dynamic and forward-thinking owners who live life in the fast lane; the interior is bristling with technology and gadgets that are discretely concealed in the hand-crafted furnishings but available at a moment’s notice.”