Lufthansa Technik has come up with what it said is a "government cabin based on the smallest Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) type".
The design is aimed "specifically at government and military operators who, on the one hand, attach great importance to high functionality of the interior and, on the other hand, need to perform other specialised tasks with their aircraft," Lufthansa Technik said, citing medical evacuation as "the best example of this".
"The design equips the ACJ TwoTwenty, for example, with divisible areas for working, conferencing and even sleeping for political dignitaries, ensuring a high level of comfort and functionality as well as security and privacy", the company said.
"In addition, the standard configuration includes a large delegation area consisting of twelve Premium Economy Class and 20 Economy Class seats. Altogether, 41 passengers can travel in this configuration, significantly more than on conventional business jets at comparable prices," the company added.
"With its cabin dimensions, the ACJ TwoTwenty represents an optimal platform for the most diverse manifestations of future government and special mission aircraft, at the price of significantly smaller and less flexible aircraft types," explained Wieland Timm, head of sales for special mission aircraft.