Hello, I'm Bryan.. . Here at Airstream headquarters in Jackson Center, Ohio.
to walk you through the differences between
three of our travel trailer lines.
The Flying Cloud, the International and the Globetrotter. Today, we'll compare three models
with a 27FB floor plan — but there are so many more options. From 23 all the way up to 30 ft.
So looking at these travel trailers from the outside, you'll see
they all have the iconic Airstream, curved aluminum shell. Designed to last generations
and look as great down the line as it does today.
Each line has its own badging and exterior features.
But let's start with the differences inside.
Let's take a look. The Flying Cloud gets its name from the overall
light, bright, contemporary interior.
It's comfortable and accessible and we find that families in particular really love it.
The International is our silver sanctuary. It has peaceful,
purposeful touches that you won't find in any other travel trailer. And the Globetrotter is
for the ultra-modern design lovers. It's European inspired and super sleek from top to
bottom. Let's break down the finishes fixtures and
color choices of line by line. In the Flying Cloud, you get warm,
blonde woods on the walls and cabinets.
The seating fabric is called Ultraleather. While it looks like leather,
it ultimately stands up to so much wear and tear while looking good as new.
You can get that Ultraleather in Carolina Clay or Seattle Mist within the Flying Cloud model.
The counters match the tabletop on the dinette.
Your appliances are stainless steel as are your sinks in the kitchen and
bathroom.
The Delta faucets keep that clean, shiny feel. On the floor is our seamless vinyl
that's super durable and easy to keep clean. In fact,
we got inspiration for this floor from the boating industry. Switching to the
International interiors — right away, you'll notice the wood has a light beach
-inspired vibe. The overhead storage cabinets have our classic
Airstream sliding, translucent doors lit from the inside.
The fabric is Ultraleather. Again, this time in Seashell or Aqua.
The countertops are Dupont Corian, solid- surface which stands up to your cooking tasks.
Appliances and sinks are stainless steel in the kitchen and the bathroom.
You get some really striking Moen faucets and brushed nickel cabinet handles that set apart
the International model.
The floor is really special. We've designed in a chevron pattern that you'll
find in high-end homes and stores and it pulls your eyes through the travel trailer.
Over in the Globetrotter, it's the epitome of modern. On the walls and cabinets,
you get your choice of light Beachwood or darker, richer almost burlwood. The lighter
wood option comes with solid gray kitchen cabinets.
For the upper storage cabinets, you get special
curved doors that tuck in and blend in perfectly.
No handles are needed and the hydraulic hinges just keep the doors open and lights
automatically come on inside.
The seating fabric is unique to the Globetrotter.
It comes in four choices.
Barcelona Blue, Copenhagen Cream, Dublin Slate, and London Gray.
The counters are again Dupont Corian — this time
in a shiny, solid white. Stainless steel Moen sink follows the rounded corners of the lower
cabinets and the stainless steel appliances and Franke faucets follow in true
modern fashion. The handle's tucked neatly along the top of
each cabinet and drawer and the floor is a beautiful, neutral woven vinyl that holds its
beauty.
All three lines feature ample storage, including sliding pantries under bed
storage and built in wall cubbies.
All three feature plenty of power outlets with USB ports through the interior and control
panels for your tanks, power lights and more.
You also have premium surround sound and two HD TVs.
All of these 27-foot floor plans have a dinette that curves around the rear of the travel
trailer which converts to extra sleeping space.
And in the front is your dedicated bedroom with either one queen bed or two twins.
When it's time to go to sleep, pull the shades and black out curtains shut for complete
privacy. Those are the key interior features.
Now let's pop back outside. The Globetrotter is a premium model with exterior features
like a powered awning, power stabilizer jacks and cast aluminum taillights.
The International also has a powered Zip Dee awning
it with Sunbrella fabric, and although they're not powered,
Flying cloud comes with heavy duty stabilizer jacks and a manual Zip Dee awning
with Sunbrella fabric.
Window awnings are standard on Globetrotter and International and optional on
Flying Cloud.
Those are great for extra shade, privacy and weather protection.
That's your walk-through comparison of three
great lines, the Flying cloud, the International and the Globetrotter.
If you have questions or want to see these details in person,
find your Airstream dealer near you and make an appointment.
Thanks for watching safe travels out there!