5 creative recycled aircraft

When a huge Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet will be old enough to have not used more, it creates a really large amount of waste that ought to find a place. Fortunately, there are people who felt that all that iron can be recycled and him to get something new. These are the five most creative reuse.

Jumbo hostel
The Boeing 747 is a company built for Singapore Airlines, then used the Pan Am and dotrajal as property Swedish Transdzhet. Remained in Stockholm, but not as scrap metal, but as a hostel. In place of the 450 seats were set 76 beds, new furniture, wireless internet and LCD TVs. Attractive apartment located in the cockpit, where they still stand device management plane. In the hostel coming travelers from all over the world, but is also open to those who do not отседнуваат it. They can come to eat, and the food they serve as an aircraft that is in use, except that it is much more expensive.

Ecological house

France California Rehvald failed auction to buy parts of the demolished plane built entirely new eco house. No part of Boeing was left to rusts. Everything was used in construction. Wings turned in an unusual roof, the trunk is used as a guest room and an art studio, and the nose was created perfect place for meditation.

Exhibit in the museum

Washington Smithsonian Museum wanted to impress visitors with nose plane made ​​a revolution in flight, and that the original file. But, just when we wanted to start building a replica of Northwest Airlines received the target plane, and the first ever used this company. Nose today stands in the museum, and visitors who enter into it can explore well-preserved cockpit. Unfortunately, the rest of the plane is left to rusts a small airport in North Carolina.

Boeing 747 Restaurant

This huge aircraft today have already been abandoned. Standing in the Korean city Namjangdzhu Webb to testify here that ever there was an unusual restaurant that permeated the target plane.

Flight simulator in bedroom

One of the most creatively recycled Boeing aircraft is this turned into a flight simulator. Owner John Davis of Coventry, England, spent eight years in its design. In the bedroom, he bought the original parts from Boeing, add a few LCD monitors and flight simulation software, today has an impressive simulator which charged at £ 65 per hour or £ 420 for six hours.