The Manhattan Airship interior is designed for Embraer's flagship Lineage 1000E executive jet. The 1000E has room for 13 to 19 passengers, with a range of nearly 5,300 miles. It's based on the company's E190 airliner
Like the standard Lineage 1000E, the Manhattan Airship is divided into various zones. However, unlike the standard Lineage, all of the crew facilities like the galley have been moved to the back of the plane.
So when you step on board the Manhattan Airship, instead of being greeted by the galley, the first thing you see is a luxury lounge complete with a relief of the Manhattan skyline.
Next to the lounge is the Cloud Club where the passengers can meet up for a drink.
It's equipped with a trio of stylish fold-away bar stools.
Also, take a look at the intricately designed floor.
Across from the Cloud Club is a divan and Embraer's signature portrait view windows.
Perfect for taking in the views.
There also a variety of living spaces that will allow you to watch a movie or ...
...Hold a business meeting.
In the back, the plane's Crystal Room dining area has room for six passengers.
There are touch panels used to the control the cabin's various features hidden above all of the seats. The Manhattan is also available with optional goodies like a full-size bed, a two-person shower, as well as head up displays and an Enhanced Vision System for the flight crew.
The cost for all of this Big Apple style? Around $83 million including $53 million for the Lineage 1000E jet.
