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空中私邸 　　Ever thought of decorating your private jet like your private residence？ Already tired of the monotonous looking seats and the dull business-style cabins？ Why not custom make your cabin to make it more comfortable and reflect your taste. If the future of mankind lies in aviation， then the future of private flying lies in customization.Whether your business jet is large， medium-sized， or small， read on to get some ideas about what and how can you modify your cabin. 　　Customize your cabin 　　Aircraft is only functional？ For many， the answer is no， especially for Saudi Arabic Prince Al-Waleed. It is said that his BBJ 47 and ACJ380 are furnished with a luxury double-bed room， a cozy bath， a spacious dining room， a top class kitchen， a gym， and even a swimming pool. To him， airplane is his “Flying Palace” just like Air Force One is the flying White House for the President of the United States. 　　Steve Taylor， the President of Boeing Business Jets once said： “If you go to a business jet cabin of Gulfstream or Bombardier， you will see clean and comfortable interiors， but time and again， you start to feel that there are in fact no difference， you either move the sofa from the left to the right， or move the kitchen from the front to the aft cabin. Not much customized decoration.” Today more and more people want their airplane to be different， to reflect their personal taste， and to meet their unique needs. 　　Cabin modification is not as complicated as most might think. It has evolved into a full-fledged global industry. In 2012， the first Business Jet Interiors World Expo was held in Cannes， France where interior companies presented their cabin décor concepts. Studio Marcelo Teixeira Ideas Motion （SMT）， for example， presented an original concept expressing “Brazilian Aesthetic”， which divide the cabin into three main areas-a “sky kitchen” with a bar； a meeting room defined by natural imagery； and a cozy and warm area for relaxation. The expo saw many more new mate