The winning design in the Project LXi contest joins Flexjet’s Red Label LXi Cabin Collection™ of over 50 aircraft interiors Design the interior of the Gulfstream G650 Flexjet Chairman, one of the industry’s most prestigious private jets A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and civil aviation living legend Ken Rich personally selected the winning design
CLEVELAND , Oct. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Flexjet, a global leader in civil aviation innovation and the only fractional provider of highly customized aircraft interiors as part of the LXi Cabin Collection™, We are offering a $100,000 cash prize to the winning designer. Project LXi – Designed the interior of the company’s next aircraft through a competition to design the ultimate private jet interior.
Project LXi Flexjet Gulfstream G650 Bacalar Interior
Flexjet seeks to discover new inspirations, bold expressions, and authentic artistry to complement its approximately 50 custom interiors, each of which tells its own unique story. The LXi Cabin Collection™ of custom private jet interiors designed specifically to transport private jet travelers beyond their destinations has set an inspiring precedent in the aviation industry. Since 2015, our in-house artisans have worked with aircraft manufacturers to create unique folding ottomans, pop-up kibitzer seats, custom divans and credenzas, and private lounges and staterooms that combine practicality with elegance. Ta. .
Flexjet’s panel of judges will narrow down the entries to 10 semi-finalists, who will then be voted on by the public. From there, the top three companies with the most votes will present their designs to Flexjet Chairman Kenn Ricci at Flexjet Global Headquarters in Cleveland. He selects the design that wins the grand prize.
“Beautiful design can completely change the experience. I’ve always enjoyed learning about design, whether it’s clothing, architecture, or aircraft,” Rich said. “For the Flexjet fleet, we created a number of themes, much like boutique hotels often do for their rooms. That’s what makes Flexjet unique. The interior design of each aircraft is interesting. , which speaks to our enthusiastic attention to detail.”
With Project LXi – Design the Ultimate Private Jet Interior, the theme is completely up to the designer. And inside an aircraft cabin, everything from carpet patterns to seat materials, colors and accents, wood veneer types, and sidewall colors and materials can be used to summarize the story you want to tell to illustrate your theme. There are many elements. . Additionally, the Flexjet Gulfstream G650 is divided into four distinct zones: work, eat, sleep, and family room. Next, there is the name of the design. What designers call the interior is also an important factor to consider. Flexjet interior names include Capris, inspired by the island of Capri. Art Deco inspired by the Roaring Twenties. Santa Fe is inspired by the southwestern United States. and a crowd-favorite boardroom inspired by the 1999 film The Thomas Crown Affair.
The LXi Cabin Collection is just one element of the Red Label by Flexjet program. What also makes Flexjet unique is its ultra-modern fleet, flight crews assigned to a single, specific aircraft, and exceptional experiences. Each year, Flexjet’s design team develops new interiors to keep pace with the company’s growing fleet of nearly 300 aircraft. In recent years, Flexjet has partnered with like-minded luxury brands for the interior design of its cabins.
In 2022, Flexjet collaborated with Bentley Motor Cars to design the interiors of the Flexjet Gulfstream G650 and Sikorsky S-76 using Bentley Bacalar as the muse. These aircraft have since been flown throughout the country, including Monterey Car Week at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Carmel, California, the International Boat Show in Palm Beach, Florida, and several invitation-only events in Miami, Florida, and New Delhi. I embarked on a tour. York, New York
This year, Flexjet connects the pinnacle of luxury from sea to sky through its partnership with Ferretti Group. The Ferretti Group, a world leader in the design, construction and sale of luxury yachts and pleasure craft, has a unique portfolio of well-known and exclusive brands. This partnership will be reflected in the interior of the new Flexjet Gulfstream G650, which draws inspiration from the iconic design and craftsmanship of Riva motor yachts, when it debuts in 2025.
Prospective designers can learn more about the overall contest rules, Gulfstream G650 cabin layout, and entry process on the Flexjet Project LXi page.
About Flexjet
Flexjet, a world leader in civil aviation, first entered the jet fractional ownership market in 1995. Flexjet offers fractional ownership and leasing of jet aircraft and was the first company in the world to be recognized for achieving the Air Charter Safety Foundation’s industry audit standards. It is the only company to receive the FAA Diamond Award of Excellence 25 times, maintains an ARG/US Platinum Safety Rating, a 4AIR Bronze Sustainability Rating, and is IS-BAO Stage 2 certified. Red Label by Flexjet is a market differentiator. It features an ultra-modern fleet, a flight crew dedicated to a single aircraft, and an interior LXi cabin collection. To date, there are nearly 50 different interior designs across the company’s fleet, including the Embraer Phenom 300 and Praetor 500, Bombardier Challenger 350/3500, Gulfstream G450 and G650. Flexjet’s European aircraft include the Embraer Praetor 600 and the Gulfstream G650. Flexjet’s Helicopter Division joins the company’s owned, operated and maintained Sikorsky S-76 helicopter fleet, which boasts 55,000 safe flight hours certified by Wyvern and ARG/US and serves throughout the Northeastern United States. We sell subdivisions, leases, and on-demand charter access. England and Florida. Flexjet is part of the Directional Aviation family of companies. To learn more about our innovative programs and flexible services, please visit www.flexjet.com or follow us on Instagram @FlexjetInc.
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