Elvis Presley was more than just a skilled singer with a beautiful voice. He also had impeccable taste and design, mainly regarding his jet.

Elvis got his customized jet, a Lockheed Jetstar model built to his specifications, complete with mahogany paneling, sumptuous crimson velvet couches, and luxury carpeting, in 1962. The interior’s splendor would astound even the most discerning critic.

Elvis Presley’s airplane sat inactive for over three decades until he died in 1977 when it became a popular tourist attraction on the road in Roswell, New Mexico.

Elvis and his father, Vernon Presley, must have been overwhelmed with joy and grandeur when they first ascended to the sky in their private plane.

To provide the perfect trip experience, no expense has been spared. Indeed, even in the skies, Elvis displayed his incredible talent and attention to detail as a designer. It’s little surprise that his plane became an iconic element of his legacy long after he died.

Although the plane’s exterior has lost its glamorous appeal and has taken on a light red tint, it remains in very decent shape despite the time.

Upon entering this unique aviation history, one is immediately impressed by the opulent decor. The interior walls are paneled in traditional oak, and the seating is upholstered in the most luxurious crimson velvet imaginable.

One can’t help but imagine the King of Rock himself lying in one of these seats, wearing a striking pair of sunglasses and bathing in luxury.

The seating area is big and comfortable, with enough room for passengers to spread their legs during a journey.

Behind the main dining area is a small kitchen. While the kitchen is small, it has everything you need for food preparation, including a vintage microwave.