Hunched over a crystal ashtray, this is North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un pictured for the first time aboard his 174ft private  jet. The Soviet Ilyushin IL-62, dubbed Air Force Un, follows a design which became the world's largest jet airliner when it first flew in 1963 but now sells for as little as £65,000. Instead of 200 passengers it carries just the autocrat and his  trusted aides in a style compared in scale to the U.S. Presidential jet Air Force One. Scroll down for video Plane: Hunched over a crystal ashtray, this is  Kim Jong-Un pictured for the first time aboard the private  jet dubbed Air Force Un. A fully-equipped Soviet Ilyushin IL-62 would be capable of seating 200 people
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Kim Jong-Un uses  174ft Soviet Ilyushin IL-62 with 560mph top speed
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It was  world's largest jet airliner in 1963 but can now sell for just £65,000
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Fully decked-out models can carry 200 people - but Kim's is for him
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He flew with Army chiefs to view new apartment towers in Pyongyang
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Visit came on eve of 74th anniversary of his father Kim Jong-Il's birth
Comparison: Given its size and the insignia on its tail, the  jet has been compared to @placeholder