The BBJ demonstrator that Boeing Business Jets (Booth C11808) has on static display here at the NBAA Convention showcases the interior possibilities for the executive configuration of the next-generation BBJ Max. Designed by Germany’s Unique Design, with the completion performed in 12 months on time and on budget by Switzerland’s AMAC Aerospace, the 13-passenger demonstrator cabin has both working environments and room to relax, with a separate dining room and lounge area, private office with berthable divan and master bedroom with en suite bathroom with shower. Despite the lavish appointments, the interior weight of approximately 16,000 pounds is mid-weight for a BBJ. The completion required some 25 more miles of wiring than a standard 737, along with 7,500 sq ft of fine fabrics and 13 miles of thread, and required 200,000 hours of engineering and production. Some 6,000 hours of varnishing and polishing of the 530 pounds of exotic wood veneer also went into the interior, the bespoke touches complemented by a high-speed Ka-band satcom system, and taxi and caution system cameras.
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