The Flying Fox was placed under sanctions in the U.S. because its original management company Imperial Yachts was signaled out as a company with ties to Russian oligarchs and President Putin ...

Whether or not Bezos actually owns the yacht, it’s still an impressive construction. Measuring 466 ft (136 m) and spanning across four decks, The Flying Fox is the 14th largest yacht in the world.

Flying Fox is flying free once again. The 446-foot gigayacht has been removed from the U.S. sanctions list, meaning it can be chartered globally without restriction. With a bonkers interior volume ...

The good news is that Flying Fox can be shared by the rest of us—or some of us, for about $4 million per week. The length makes her the largest yacht available for charter. Delivered in 2019 ...

Considered the world's largest yacht available for charter – it has hosted Jay-Z and Beyonce - the Flying Fox features stands 104 feet above the waterline, according to Boat International.

And as you can see in the few photos that have finally emerged (it’s now called by its real name—Flying Fox) Espen Oeino has designed an elegant yacht exterior that that looks sleek in spite ...

The sprawling 67-foot-wide yacht does make for a rather picturesque Instagram aesthetic. The Flying Fox contains 10 bedroom suites, and can accommodate up to 25 guests as well as 55 crew members.

And according to BOAT International’s just revealed list of the Top 101 largest yachts in the world ... The 446-foot-long Flying Fox charters for about $5 million per week!