I’ve never been on a trans-Atlantic aboard a military transport aircraft, but I can guess that they’re not the most comfortable way to fly. So it’s understandable that top-ranking Air Force brass would want something a little more amenable to resting, taking meetings, and watching Hot Shots Pt. Deux on a 37″ flatscreen. That’s where the Senior Leader Intransit Comfort Capsule (SLICC) comes in–a private chamber being built for Air Force officers with beds, couches, the aforementioned flatscreen and other amenities. The problem? The Air Force has been caught diverting counterterrorism funds toward big SLICC’s development.
If you are looking for a complete apartment makeover and a cheap private plane, head to eBay now because someone is selling the interior of a passenger aeroplane. The 19-square-foot “real Boeing aircraft model Airbus aircraft seats” includes everything but the trolley dollies: first class double seats, two fully-equipped aeroplane toilets, kitchenette, storage lockers, and onboard in-flight video equipment. Jump for more pics and the sellers’ psychedelic “business ideas” for this contraption.