Cabin Interior and Electronics
Lufthansa Technik Unveils Special Mission ACJ TwoTwenty
The German large-aircraft MRO and modification company has designed a cabin interior for the ACJ TwoTwenty to meet the needs of government customers.
Lufthansa Technik Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty interior
(Photo: Lufthansa Technik)

Lufthansa Technik (LHT) has designed an interior cabin for the Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty aimed specifically at government and military customers who are looking for a long-range aircraft that is larger than traditional business jets so that heads of state and high-ranking politicians can be transported with their delegations. At the same time, many government customers are looking for aircraft that can also be rapidly adapted to other special roles, notably that of aeromedical evacuation. The company (Booth H72) released images of such cabin designs this week at EBACE.

While the interior can be tailored to requirements, the standard layout offers a two-passenger working area, seven-person conference area, and sleeping arrangements for VIPs. A delegation area provides 12 premium economy and 20 economy class seats. A typical layout accommodates up to 41 passengers.