BLACKPINK deserves a world star: Using a private jet, 1 hour of flying costs half a billion, what's inside?

BLACKPINK will arrive in Hanoi on a private jet for the Born Pink World Tour! It is known to cost more than 800 million won (more than 14 billion) for 30 hours on a world tour.

On July 29-30, BLACKPINK will officially "land" in Vietnam, bringing 2 high-class shows in the Born Pink tour. The program is expected to attract about 67,000 spectators at My Dinh Stadium, Hanoi.

All equipment and machinery for the concert are mainly imported from Thailand and Korea and installed for many days. The performance stage area has been gradually completed, ready to wait for 4 female idols to rehearse.

To prepare for the upcoming two concerts, the staff and dancers for the Born Pink tour have moved to Hanoi since the beginning of this week. Meanwhile, the 4 members of the group will arrive in Hanoi on a private jet for the Born Pink World Tour!

Due to the tight schedule of performances and events in many cities around the world, the four girls could not take a normal civil plane because it would take a long time to wait, check in, and connect.

Accordingly, Korean Air will become the official airline sponsor for Blackpink's world tour. The airline will also offer reduced airfares and additional baggage allowances for artists and staff on the tour until August this year. Meanwhile, YG Entertainment will provide concert tickets, CDs and autographed posters to Korean Air's SKYPASS members. Passengers' boarding passes can also receive Blackpink's special welcome message.

The plane has a blue color, with the image of 4 members of the band on the fuselage. The plane has 14 seats, the bedroom is equipped with a TV to serve online meetings.

Inside, there are sofas, bedrooms and amenities such as high-end showers, often used by politicians, business people or celebrities.

The world's top stars like Tom Cruise used to use a private jet when traveling to Korea to promote the movie Top Gun Maverick in 2022.

On Blackpink's plane, each seat is equipped with a yellow bag of essentials, dolls and name plates of members Lisa, Rosé, Jennie and Jisoo. Soft, luxurious, comfortable cream-colored cushions, with large windows for the girls to enjoy the scenery outside.

In addition, the group's members and the crew serving the Born Pink world tour also enjoy special privileges from sponsor Korean Air in terms of airfare and baggage fees.

According to the airline's official website, when traveling by private jet, you will be served delicious meals, top security, quick check-in and boarding, as well as other perks in the lounge.

To save time, the plane takes off and lands at Gimpo Business Aviation Center, Seoul (Korea) instead of Incheon Airport like other flights. The procedures for security check, entry, quarantine and customs clearance are also shortened to about 10 minutes.

In June, Lisa (member of BlackPink group) posted a photo inside a special plane for the group during their world tour.

This series of photos immediately attracted attention and "huge" comments from fans of the Korean group.

According to Naver, the price for 30 hours of using BlackPink's private jet is up to 844 million won (VND 15 billion), of which the cost for one hour of use is 28.13 million won (more than VND 523 million). ).

The numbers mentioned above have caused fans of Korean groups to stir.

According to Korean media reports, the files of private jet users are mainly VIPs such as famous artists, wealthy businessmen or chaebol families.

The cost of chartering a private jet for international journeys ranges from 700 million won to 844 million won (equivalent to 15.3 billion VND) for a flight of 30 hours or 28.13 million won (about 513 million VND) per hour of flight. Not fixed, the airline will calculate operating costs, labor, materials and local airport fees to come up with an appropriate number. When using up 30 flight hours, simply continue to renew your membership to use the service for the next time.

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