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A Business Man Buys An Ethiopian Airlines Plane And turns It Into A Restaurant

An Ethiopian business man from Addis Ababa bought an old Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft and creatively converted it into a restaurant, he named “ Aircraft Hotel “ which was launched over the weekend.

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The business man paid $1.5 million to buy, renovate and decorate the aircraft and all these took almost two years to complete, so over the weekend he finally opened his new aircraft hotel in Burayu town a few kms west of the capital Addis Ababa.

This Aircraft restaurant looks fantastic!

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The reason as to why I decided to setup an aircraft hotel in town was to upgrade my previous business and most of all to create a recreational centre in Burayu, “ he said.”

The aircraft Boeing 737 will provide both indoor and out door service and it will host 60 people during the time of food and drinks. This is so unique, this Ethiopian business man is really creative.

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