Inside Ibrahim Mahama’s $70 million Bombardier Global 6500: A look at the luxurious private jet interior
Inside Ibrahim Mahama’s $70 million Bombardier Global 6500: A look at the luxurious private jet interior
Ibrahim Mahama did not just buy a plane. He bought a flying penthouse.
The business mogul’s brand new Bombardier Global 6500, branded “Dzata” and valued at $70 million, is one of the most sophisticated private jets in the world, and here is what is inside it.
The cabin is divided into three distinct living zones: a club suite at the front with four luxury seats, a conference suite with a table seating up to six in the middle, and a private suite at the rear with an adjoining en-suite bathroom and wardrobe, located in the quietest section of the aircraft.
Passengers enjoy 4K entertainment screens, Bombardier’s award-winning Nuage zero-gravity seating, a fully equipped kitchen with convection oven and premium espresso machine, and Bombardier’s Pũr Air purification system with advanced HEPA filtration delivering 100% fresh, clean cabin air throughout the flight.
It is also one of the only business jets in the world fitted with a stand-up shower in the en-suite bathroom. Ka-band satellite technology provides internet speeds approximately 35 times faster than standard aviation Wi-Fi, essentially home-speed internet at 51,000 feet.
