I toured a $96 million private jet. It’s like a mini apartment and shows how extravagant flying has become for the 1%.

With about 465 square feet of cabin space, the G700 has up to five living areas and is around the same size as a studio apartment in New York City.

It’s larger than the city’s microapartments, which average just 300 square feet.

The list price is $78 million, but a Flexjet spokesperson said the company’s G700 had add-ons that raised the price to $96 million.

A bedroom with a full-sized bed and a private bathroom sits at the back of the aircraft.

Flexjet said that despite the aft-placed engines, the room is very quiet.

The G700 aft restroom features a white countertop adorned with flowers and hand towels, and the toilet is hidden under a thick seat to minimize the eyesore in the space. There is no shower.

A second bathroom is located in the galley area and is just as nice. They’re far from the tight (and often messy) lavatories on most commercial airlines.

A forward zone is set up like an office space with large swivel loungers and tables. Power ports and cupholders are readily available.

The jet also has high-speed Starlink WiFi.

The dining room can host up to six people thanks to a convertible table that stretches across the cabin. Standard catering is included in the hourly price.

Clients can request specific meals be catered onto the jet — and it could be practically anything, from Michelin-starred cuisine to McDonald’s.

Forget the headrest touch screen — Flexjet’s G700 features a mini movie theater located just before the bedroom.

Here, there is a convertible couch, complete with seat belts, and a television.

Flexjet is known for its grandiose cabin designs, such as the two Gulfstream G650s inspired by Bentley and the Isle of Capri.

Flexjet plans to glamorize the interior of its new G700s over time, and they will feature the standard bells and whistles in the meantime.

As part of the program, Flexjet’s G700 includes a specially trained cabin crew member who attends to the ultrarich clients by preparing food, serving drinks, and prepping the living spaces.

They have tools in the jet’s kitchen to warm up meals, plus storage and counter space.

The bedroom can accommodate three people between the full bed and the convertible lounger.

There are three other sets of loungers throughout the jet that convert into single beds. A pair of side-by-side loungers turns into a double. The divan in the movie room is another sleep option for one person.

The space, complete with a bed, is located at the front of the plane behind the cockpit and can be closed off from the main living areas.

Its maximum speed is Mach 0.935 (about 717 mph), and it can cruise at Mach 0.90 (about 690 mph).

The plane can connect faraway places like New York and Cape Town, South Africa, and Miami and Dubai nonstop.

The longer the flight, the higher the cost. A 12-hour flight at $20,000 per hour would be roughly $240,000, before any additional costs such as a fuel surcharge.

Qatar Executive, the private arm of Qatar Airways, operates the G700 on a charter basis, meaning clients don’t participate in a shared plan and instead pay on demand.

The one-way price between New York and Doha can cost a whopping $300,000.