Take A Floating Hotel Across the Ocean
10 July 2010 - 9:00am
Designer Nick Talbot, who worked on Virgin Galactic projects, is proposing a floating hotel he's calling "Aircruise" which would take a leisurely 37 hour journey between London and New York.
The design is purely theoretical at the moment, but Talbot's designs make the Aircruise very attractive.
Interviewed in the Brisbane Times, Talbot said, ""There is a three-level cocktail bar at the bottom of the ship, with a thing that we call a Moon Pool - effectively it's a transparent floor - so on sunset you can sit there with your chums, sip a cocktail and look at the earth passing by underneath you, like [you're] a goddess."
The Aircruise would carry 100 passengers and 20 crewmembers.
Full Story:
Future of air travel: giant floating hotels
Source:
The Brisbane Times, July 6, 2010
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Just more excess in the ocean
It won't be particularly glamorous when they pass the plastic patch.