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Florida-based VIP Completions is to use a recently completed Dassault Falcon 2000 as a demonstration aircraft to showcase its expertise in completions and refurbishment.
“We are very proud of this project. We are truly putting our best foot forward by presenting inspired designs, unique materials, a beautiful colour palette, appointments from top designers and the latest technologies. Our Falcon embodies the elegance of contemporary private aviation. We invite interested parties to contact us at their convenience,” says president Ben Shirazi.
With more than 600 aircraft delivered since its inception, the Falcon 2000 series is a proven super-mid-size business jet with impressive performance capabilities. Leveraging this powerful and adaptable platform, the VIP Completions team has created a unique aircraft that offers a superb in-flight experience.
Design highlights include:
- Ten custom-designed seats upholstered with premium Garrett leathers
- Richly grained oak woodwork in a warm matte brown finish, done in its new spray booth
- Carpeting and cabin details in Loro Piana fabrics
- Custom bar area adjacent to galley and open to cabin
- Custom-designed lavatory countertop designed with single-slab stone effect
- New exterior colour scheme with white and silver stripe details
Cabin management system (CMS) and in-flight entertainment (IFE) highlights include:
- CMS control via Crestron touch panels embedded at each seat location and in the galley
- Custom Alto audio system calibrated for cabin using Alto's MySound optimisation tool
- Upgraded high definition monitors
- Dynamic RGB lighting
- Onboard Plex media server that provides virtually limitless content options
“Owning our own business jet is the perfect way to demonstrate what we do,” adds Shirazi. “The Falcon 2000 is an excellent aircraft and an ideal platform for our team to display their creativity and talent. It will be based at our Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International airport facility and will be shown at NBAA Regional Forums across the country.”
