BNN Breaking reported that after attending the wedding of the youngest son of Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani, billionaire Bill Gates unexpectedly visited Vietnam. The destinations he chose to visit are the cities of Da Nang and Hoi An.
This is the second time that Bill Gates has visited Vietnam. The first time, the billionaire came to Vietnam in 2006 during a business trip and carried out some IT-related business deals.
According to the schedule, he will stay at a 5-star resort for 5 days in Son Tra, Da Nang.
The media reported that the Microsoft founder arrived in Vietnam on a private jet named Gulfstream G650ER. This is the fastest and largest commercial jet in the world.
The Gulfstream G650ER is equipped with 2 Rolls-Royce BR725 engines, which have outstanding power with a range of 13,890 km and a speed of 0.925 Mach, close to supersonic speed (Mach 1).
The interior of the Gulfstream G650ER can accommodate up to 17 seated passengers or 6-8 sleeping passengers. The seats can be customized to be ready for any meetings or wine parties for businessmen.
The aircraft owner will have the most relaxing moments possible, because when flying at an altitude of over 12,000m, the cabin pressure is equivalent to lower altitudes of 9,000m. In particular, the weight of the Gulfstream aircraft is improving, reducing drag and reducing noise significantly.
Inside it, there is a 14m-high room where flight attendants prepare food and drinks, a living room or meeting room in the main cabin with leather-covered seats that can recline, rotate comfortably, adjustable headrests and noise-canceling headphones.
A kitchenette is ready for the owners of the Gulfstream G650ER to enjoy life as if they were on the ground. All facilities are tailored with high-quality materials.
Billionaire Bill Gates can also comfortably recline on the sofa to catch up on world news through the screen via Ka-band wifi, the fastest global onboard internet network – no matter where he is, flying over the ocean or icebergs.
The cockpit is an advanced fly-by-wire electronic control system, designed to be most user-friendly. Meanwhile, Gulfstream’s Predictive Landing Performance System helps pilots avoid overshooting the runway, enhancing safety.
