See inside the the world's largest private jet: a Boeing 747 with an interior so large it took 4 years to design and build

Back downstairs, couches also line the sidewalls of the aircraft offering additional seating capacity for extra passengers whether it be support staff, security details, etc.

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Private office spaces and dining areas complemented by recliner leather chairs and entertainment systems can be found in pockets throughout the cavernous aircraft.

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The centerpiece of the jet is the salon on the main floor with three couches, a coffee table, and vaulted ceilings.

The space is ideal for hosting meetings, working, having after-dinner drinks or just relaxing on a long-haul flight.

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Opposite the seating area is a circular table ideal for dining or even a game of high-stakes poker.

Each leather seat is also adjustable via electronic switches embedded in the armrests of each chair.

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The aircraft even has a smaller seating section for additional passengers or staff complete with tables and large in-flight entertainment systems. According to Pinto, the owner has a large family that flies extensively.

With a range of around 7,700 nautical miles, the BBJ 747-8i can cover long distances with ease and service city pairs including New York-Hong Kong, Cape Town-Chicago, and Los Angeles-Melbourne.

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The towering aircraft, with all of its features, is the clear flagship of the aircraft portfolio of Cabinet Alberto Pinto, under the direction of Linda Pinto.

As for the Boeing Business Jet, the 747-8i will continue to keep the title of the world's largest business jet until the first Airbus A380 is converted into an Airbus Corporate Jet.

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