Jumbo Jet recycled as hostel
by David Masters
February 12, 2009
A retired Boeing 747-200 Jumbo has been transformed into a 74-bed hostel at Stockholm Arlanda Airport in Sweden.
General manager Oscar Dios hopes the hostel will attract aviation enthusiasts, budget travellers, charter tourists and even day visitors.
Each of the Jumbo’s 25 rooms features a flat screen TV, and wireless internet.
Bathrooms are shared, apart from in the en suite luxury room.
An onboard restaurant - formerly the lounge bar - boasts garish orange seats and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Prices range from £30 per night for a bed, to £275 per night for the luxury Cockpit Suite - where flight controls and switches have been left in place. Day visitors can hire a former first class chair to relax in, priced £17 for five hours.
Discuss this in the Fair Home Forums
Related posts to "Jumbo Jet recycled as hostel":
- Consumers embrace tinted recycled glass
- Green toys made from recycled milk bottles
- Worldwide recession crunches recycling
No Comments »
No comments yet.
Leave a comment
Previous: « China Backs Green Motoring
Next: Prince Charles dedicates 2009 to rainforests »
Visited 1983 times, 1 so far today