The Luxury Airliner with All the Comforts of Home

Fly the Distance on a Luxury Airliner

When a standard airplane just won't do and you need all the comforts of home, an airliner with the touches of luxury may be on your list.

No, not a Cessna jet with turboprop and piston, not a domestic flight or sea plane, but something with a class not seen on an airliner and possibly not any other flight out there.

Should you build for friends and family or an innovative solution to problems most travelers don't want to deal with?

Who This Travel Option is Suitable For:

Someone who prefers or simply has need of an enjoyable experience in flying with no layovers, long lines or waiting time, just peace and quiet for long flights around the world or across country.

No more standing in long lines with thoughts of "did I forget anything and won't be able to get on the plane?"

No more 6' apart while making sure little circles on the floor help guide me to the next spot.

No more someone in the near proximatey coughing, sneezing or trying to get a screaming infant or child to be quiet.

No more waiting in lines while time is about being productive and working on the next project or trying to get into the flow of creativity for that next big meeting.

No more waiting to get to the vacation spot with family in a small vehicle trying to ride across the country.

No more stop and start with checking off the list in my mind, then thinking productively trying to get back into the creative flow, then back to questioning if something should have been done before leaving the house for the trip.

Being able to fly as family to our chosen destination that frustrated everyone trying to decide where to go only to deal with other frustrations trying to get to the location.

Just clean, simplified travel that works for everyone working or mom being comfortable at age 82.

The thought is to simply board the flight, get settled in with as little delay as possible, get plugged in, creative and with timely flow and productivity.

Freedom throughout the process to eat, sleep or connect in real time with no judgement or stiffle to the thought process.

Freedom to work out the kinks from working over the computer by way of hot tub or with a massage that regenerates the body and soul into a more productive outcome without the kinks.

The Challenge:

If you're just stopping by this page, even if you missed the challenge deadline, take a moment to go check out the page and the challenge.

Then go to the studio add your ideas.

Go to your profile blog, write down your process and add your link to this page below.

Join in the discussion on Kyles challenge page and build with those who are building.

Get creative and share your ideas on his page and this one.

Here's the airliner challenge from Kyle so you can participate as well.

When I think of travel, the preference is with friends and family first.

Then of course business, but more than that; it needs to be personal, something with like minded creatives who just 'get it' and want to build something great for a better world.

My personal build would be to keep us happy, entertained, producing with creativity, clean flow, productive for future and scheduled projects.

Long term is to keep us working together in business or as family, being together for years to come.

No more standing in long lines with thoughts of "did I forget anything and won't be able to get on the plane?"

No more 6' apart while making sure little circles on the floor help guide me to the next spot.

No more someone in the near proximatey coughing, sneezing or trying to get a screaming infant or child to be quiet.

No more waiting in lines while time is about being productive and working on the next project or trying to get into the flow of creativity for that next big meeting.

No more waiting to get to the vacation spot with family in a small vehicle trying to ride across the country.

No more stop and start with checking off the list in my mind, then thinking productively trying to get back into the creative flow, then back to questioning if something should have been done before leaving the house for the trip.

Being able to fly as family to our chosen destination that frustrated everyone trying to decide where to go only to deal with other frustrations trying to get to the location.

Just clean, simplified travel that works for everyone working or mom being comfortable at age 82.

The thought is to simply board the flight, get settled in with as little delay as possible, get plugged in, creative and with timely flow and productivity.

Freedom throughout the process to eat, sleep or connect in real time with no judgement or stiffle to the thought process.

Freedom to work out the kinks from working over the computer by way of hot tub or with a massage that regenerates the body and soul into a more productive outcome without the kinks.

Build the Interior of An Airliner

I started the challenge and below I'm sharing the process as I worked on each part of the designing.

Feel free to add your WA link to the comment section of this page so the WA community can all get an idea of what your luxury airliner might look like if you could build it the way you desire and your thoughts as you design. *note: your link must be here at wealthy affiliate preferably on your blog.

How the process was started:

Okay, to start with, I watched one of the coders for the newer AI models a couple years ago and he said his best outcomes have been the most simple prompts; so I started there.

My prompt started with a simple request "luxury airliner with luxury home inside" and below are the results.

• luxury airliner with luxury home inside

#1

I absolutely loved it just the way it was, however, I wanted to see what other outcomes a simple prompt would provide.

So I changed the size and asked for bigger windows on the next prompt but I didn't like the bedroom open so again I tried another. I actually liked this one too other than an open bedroom.

Also, I realized I wouldn't be able to walk up the stairs and continued to think of a new design.

Prompt:

• luxury airliner with luxury home interior

All I did here was change one word and this was the outcome.

There were so many things I loved about this one too. I love the desk on the second floor, the restroom and the overall look and feel but I'd like bigger windows on the first floor. If you've seen any of the other blogs I've written you'll gather I have a lot of young people in my life we call family.

The kitchen area is great for the kids/now adults that love to cook and the dining area has plenty of seats for a larger family.

The living room area needs to be bigger for all of us to sit together as well.

The overall feel with the larger windows and kitchen area hit the mark in my opinion and I'd love a reading area with lots of books.

Nope, I didn't add any of those details wanting to keep the prompts simple and see the outcomes as they come.

Utilizing some of the color scheme I prefer, this could be another part of the airliner with enclosed sleeping areas.

Personally it was difficult to decide with this one because the kitchen was useful, I loved the idea of having the family sit down together for dinner and the kids or mom who love to cook having an open area for their love for cooking.

The stairway into each floor is a nice touch but for someone who can't get up and down physically that would present a problem.

The idea of skylights allowing more natural light during the day, or the twinkling of the stars at night in through the top was also something to consider.

#2

On the next prompt I asked for hidden stairs and black and gold interior but forgot to ask for an elevator.

The AI Studio returned the spiral stairs where an elevator might be placed. Yes, I like this one too but still have the problem with being able to walk up and down stairs.

I know, I know, this is just a challenge, but hey, a girl can dream can't she? :-)

I decided to keep going to see what other ideas might come of this creative tool for bloggers, writers, and those like myself; dreamers of bigger things.

Prompt:

• luxury airliner with luxury black/gold home interior, hidden stairs

#3

Again I wanted to see what could be possible and the prompt asking for an elevator and this is what the studio returned.

The black and gold interior was nice but the stairs still present a problem, though this would be a nice private section for VIP passengers to relax while reading a book or while in video conference calls.

I continued the process to see if I could add a color scheme more to my personal liking.

I didn't care for this particular burgundy color on the furniture nor the open bedroom on the second floor.

The design itself might work if it were another seating area behind the glass in place of the bedroom or some other reason for having the space on the second floor.

Some of this area just didn't work for me.

Again, I asked for a different look with a simple prompt.

Simply by changing a word or two the results are interesting to say the least.

Prompt:

• luxury airliner with luxury home inside, elevator

#4

This prompt was simple, though I forgot to have the bedroom removed and to add something up on the 2nd floor, but overall I like the look and the elevator.

Trying to keep it simple I added the above photo it originally gave me and add a color change.

Prompt:

• remove stairs, add black/white/gold

Again I forgot to remove the bedroom, but it also didn't remove the stairs.

Honestly I think I like the stairs also the more I look at this rendition of the generation.

The idea of walking along the edge of the airliner around the second floor is a thought I'd like to incorporate but the tool wasn't cooperating with me as I added the prompts.

Learning to 'prompt' is part of the process to getting the ideal outcome, and leads to new ideas and outcomes not thought of.

#5

I actually liked the first rendition the best other than it not having an elevator, and wanted to see what else the studio could return.

I added the original photo with this prompt

Prompt:

• add guitar, flute, violin on wall next to piano

The return was also nice but not quite what I asked for. I used to consider myself somewhat a musician and asked for a few things. Yes, I used to play piano, flute and guitar and I'd love to learn the violin as well so I added the above prompt and changed the size for the results below.

I also forgot to remove the stairs and add an elevator.

You can see here the musical instruments are not near the piano but on another wall and the output is still a nice look.

However, me being me I wanted to see what other results this blogging tool would spit out so I went on with my AI tool adventure.

As you can see in the prompts I haven't really asked for specifics like the closed in bedroom but this original look is more like a home with bedroom enclosed.

#6

In the next prompt I left the same photo and uploaded a photo of myself

Prompt:

• windows big for exterior experience, add ritaann6 on couch with black pants and heels

Because the photo I uploaded was a completely different look with my shirt, I prompted it to add pants and heels.

I'm really short, not even 5' so I wasn't sure how the results would turn out. I really like the look but when I zoomed in it didn't look like me at all as well as it wasn't the shirt I was asking for in my photo.

I also wanted a more exterior view and this was the return.

Yes, I like it.

Yes, I forgot to remove the stairs again.

Honestly I got so excited at how fun this tool was that I just kept moving along.

#7

Again, I added a more personal look and feel by adding another prompt with the same photos previously added.

Prompt:

• windows big for exterior experience, skylight, add ritaann6 pic on loveseat, shirt in ritann6 pic with black pants and heels

The results of a Luxury Airliner with Luxury Home inside needed me in it and this doesn't quite look like me, nor is it what I asked for *couch instead of loveseat

It still turned out pretty good.

It added my shirt, looks a bit more like me, with a skylight and me with longer legs than I have in real life! I really like longer legs. :-)

I can almost touch the floor!

I almost feel grown up!

Here's the last view and I really like the bigger windows and skylight.

#8

As I read through some of the comments in the challenge and begin seeing the amazing designs by the community, I wanted to see if incorporating some of those ideas would shape something even bigger than I hadn't originally imagined.

I needed an elevator for a bad back *still healing for years. :-) I'm walking so I'm not complaining.

Then the community needed to be able to watch some cartoons. Since I'm riding shotgun, Jetsons just seemed like the futuristic choice. You can now sit in the hot tub and watch the Jetons upstairs while you enjoy a book, a massage, and someone playing a tune or two.

The water feature didn't turn out as soothing as the example I saw in the challenge, but it does add a nice touch going to the elevator and soothing sounds from the main deck.

In this particular area, I didn't care for the large dining area though.

Not to mention the colors are abrupt on the dinner chairs so I wanted to see what else could be accomplished.

I was trying to stay close to a design I liked and I could see this turning into an income generating design so I continued the process.

The need for bigger windows downstairs and rather than conventional dinner table, more seating for a more personal touch among thinkers who enjoy building without structured limits.

#9

Adding the prompt for plants for warmth and a water fall area for soothing sounds. It didn't remove the dinner table, but it did add a setting with dinnerware.

Windows are still too small downstairs and I'm looking for an experience outside of the plane.

If you notice the plane is in the clouds with trees outside of the plane so those need to be removed.

Oh, and you can also watch cartoons while getting a massage. A bonus.

Although I do like the plants, there is still more that needed to be worked on so back to the drawing board.

The trees on the outside of the flight didn't work. I suppose you could add decals for those areas that don't have trees, but reality is key for views with experiences. So the trees outside need to be removed for viewing experience.

#10

Prompt:

• replace dinner table with semi - round seating area outward view, remove upstairs ritaann6 photo, remove plants outside of plane, remove 1 violin replace flute on wall, remove small windows replace with big windows, remove small windows in bar area add big windows

Again it added some of the prompt but not other parts, added 2 flutes on the wall for a giant, beige seating which I also liked.

However, the prompt removed plants and still left the smaller windows.

#11

This is me trying to work on this challenge while I was supposed to be packing for a trip.

AI generated, similar to me and uncanny how the original photo was not showing the entire necklace but it picked up the exact look.

So while I was suppose to be packing I was saying "Nooooo I don't want to pack, I'd rather play"

I think the AI generated RitaAnn~ looks okay and pretty close. Almost scary honestly.

I was supposed to be packing and wanted to work on the challenge instead. So I got back to the Image Studio on the menu WA provided and back to the drawing board.

This time I wanted to see what could come of the continued process even in short time limits. After all, I was suppose to be working on vacation plans, checking travel lists and packing for a relaxing much needed vacation with hubby for his birthday.

...and I didn't want to mess anything up for him.

So, with a few tweeks it took things away and added the bigger windows which I kept prompting it to build. Again, only one the one side but it did remove the dinner table, adding more seating and people.

It also added a partician upstairs by the hot tub but removed the plants.

Still not what I was looking for but ideas none the less.

I found that working with AI definitely had it quirks as I freestyled the idea flow. At the same time it was fun to see how one change would affect other previous ideas.

Of course, I was still looking for that look in this particular luxury airliner look.

All the windows needed to be bigger for full view.

#12

A few tweeks later and this was also inviting. However, it removed and added again so I kept trying.

I kept trying to give it the prompts from the projects generated before

Prompt:

• replace dinner table with outward facing semi - round seating area, remove upstairs ritaann6 photo, remove plants outside of plane, remove 1 violin, replace with small flute on wall, remove small windows in bar replace with big windows, place seating area windows with existing windows on both sides of plane

At this point I couldn't even remember which photo went to what but I kept going for the look that suite my fancy.

Windows bigger, it added an aquarium upstairs so you can watch fish instead of cartoons. LOL

I thought this look was almost complete until I asked it to remove 1 of the violins and add a flute to the wall where one of the violins had been. Then I saw the size of the 2 flutes on the wall.

These flutes must be made for giants.

Nope, still not working.

Back to the drawing board.

Again the reminder that without some proper prompts the outcome generated can be generated a bit wonky, or add what you hadn't thought of.

I can see how using a simplified prompt as stated by one of the developers of AI is not only interesting but gives the prompter outcomes not visualized. Actually quite fun!

The frustration for me was adding my own thoughts and trying to guide it to my vision and interpretation.

Maybe this was due to procrastinating the packing needed and I did feel rushed with trying to play when I was on such a strict time schedule.

It was worth it though!

The image studio produced some very interesting ideas.

The look and feel needed to be right for clients with like mindedness.

Places for relaxing, yet open to networking, connecting, thinking artistic interpretation through sounds relaxing to the soul and prolonged trips.

Utilizing some of the ideas in the comments section of the challenges I could see what was interesting and appreciated in the other generated ideas and added my own personal touch. Yep, selfish so I can travel in comfort and style with like minded dreamers, builders and doers.

#14

By this point packing was the ultimate goal and I needed to stop the process.

It wasn't quite the look I was going for:

My favorite was #10 without the dinner table and a desire for a outward facing seating area so the view could be seen while sitting instead of looking at other people in the other facing seating area.

Overall I wanted more plants, smaller flutes, with one violin and one flute, bigger windows on the other side and bar area, a walkway around the top with the elevator on the right side and WOW that's a lot of building something but so much fun to see how everything comes into being.

What's your favorite generated photo from #1 - #11? Add it to the comments below.

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Although the 'perfect' luxury airliner wasn't achieved in my mind, there were some really interesting designs created by the tool itself.

Most of which I couldn't have produced if I had given the proper prompts or dreampt the idea myself.

Most of which a talented artist would have had to do while I changed my mind, decided I didn't like something or found something I liked to add to the project.

How does the Image Studio Save Time:

Adding a simple prompt took seconds to do. In the overall scheme of things, this project challenge couldn't have been achieved in the time it took to achieve the generated photos, build the ideas, produce the color schemes, thought process or pull any of this together to add to the blog profile page in one night.

The same process generally takes weeks to finish a project just getting the artwork the way your mind sees it.

Now to get the perfect article for this page and overall idea of writing to begin with.

AI Tools and How the they've grown over the years.

I worked on an AI about 25 yrs. ago with a guy from Malaysia named Lawrence Ping, and it was remarkable then but the newer tools are really fun and interesting.

Prompts are much easier to see with quicker responses, more variety and clarity that moves an innovators closer to the target more quickly.

At times I wrote articles about the dangers I foresaw where this innovative tool could be misused. Yes, I could see the good it could do, but equally if not more importantly the misguided ways that sinister minded people would be able to exploit it.

At this point over all these years, I have to say with WA training, system and guidance I have a healthier outllook.

Maybe my new interest in the AI tools at Wealthy Affiliate are just due to the longer legs it's given me in the photos, who knows?

Add your article link you've blogged here at WA about your airliner challenge.

In conclusion:

The best prompts started with something basic and simple and grew into what I've shared on this page.

The amount of time and frustration the tool saved me is worth it's weight in gold.

The idea that almost anyone can take a simple idea, add their personal thoughts and see the outcome within a matter of minutes is staggering to my mind.

Absolutely priceless!

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I'm interested in hearing what your outcome and process was while you were building your dream airliner from scratch with the tools on WA. Add the link and your thoughts below.

I'm looking forward to seeing your designs, prompts, and what you have to write about in your dream airliner.

RitaAnn~