Luxury Boeing 747

Featuring various and roomy cabins, lounge areas, meeting rooms, first-class seats and even its own dedicated clinic, the plane is capable of 94 persons, 76 of whom are air travelers and 18 of whom are members of the Airbus team. Donated by Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the plane is also fitted with a high-quality Panasonic in-flight animation system as well as a complete digital still system and safety system.

Previously, the Boeing 747-8 was in service with Qatar Amiri Flight, the privately owned executive carrier serving the Gulf Kingdom's exclusive family of royalty and high-ranking governments.

Airbus 300 Bump 'N Go Toy tarpaulin from Velocity Toys

This is a toys aeroplane I purchased for my neephew who likes aeroplanes (he is 2 years old). Not mentioned in the descriptions is that the "music" that this aircraft is playing is Psy's Gangnam-type. Every times my 2-year-old cousin presses the switch to see it shine (often due to 2-year-old people loving things that happen again) he hears "Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, Sexy Ladys.

Whereah Whereah Whereah Whereah Gangnam Style". There is also a nice label on the side of the airplane that is not visible on the image that didn't exactly match the AP Model Style guide for English and say "Wish You Have Nice Trip". So I gave him 2 star because the lighting effect is really nice and he is moving by himself (when he meets something he goes in another direction).

Katar donates 400 million dollars luxury plane to the Turkish Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Qatar's Emir has handed over one of the biggest and most costly personal jet planes in the entire word to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Sheik Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani presented the Boeing 747-8 valued at an estimate of $400 million (Dh1.47 billion) as a symbolic example of "Thani's particular affection for Erdogan," according to TRT, the Turkic state channel.

Arriving at Sabiha Gokcen in Istanbul from France on Thursday, the jets previously operated in Qatar's VIP Amiri flight fleets, which serve only the Qatar Royal family and other senior members of the Qatar administration. This 76-meter-long airplane is the longest commercial airliner in the entire globe and can accommodate up to 467 people in a standard layout.

However, the large-capacity aircraft made available to President Erdogan is equipped for only 76 occupants and 18 crews, with the cabin space full of cabins, lounge areas, meeting rooms, premium seats and even a wards. Quatar has built stronger relations with Turkey as the Gulf crises intensified after the Arabian Qartet broke off relations with Doha in June 2017 because of its endorsement of the extremist movement.

Present of the plane, which will join the Turkish President's Navy, comes in the midst of a deepening economical crises in Turkey. This year the liquor has depreciated more than 40 percent of its value, but President Erdogan has declined to cut spending or call on the International Monetary Fund to help stabilize the country's economies.

Sheikh Thani last week, during a trip to Ankara, proposed 15 billion dollars in foreign investments to Turkey. Quatar has a large and small fuselage Airbus aircraft to transport its royal houses in luxury.