Guys found an abandoned Boeing 737 and explored it, inside it’s as if no time has passed at all
- A group of guys have found an abandoned Boeing 737 plane
- Eager to explore, they head inside and are shocked at what they find
- The interior is still intact as if no time has actually passed
Published on Feb 05, 2025 at 8:08 PM (UTC+4)
by Grace Donohoe
Last updated on Feb 05, 2025 at 8:13 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
A group of guys made the strange discovery of an abandoned plane – a Boeing 737 – and took the chance to explore.
The Boeing 737 has been a tourist attraction but once inside, they were amazed.
It was as though they had traveled back in time, as the inside seemed in tip-top condition.
But, the plane was actually a tourist attraction, popular with locals.
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A group of guys took a trip to visit an abandoned 737 and were blown away at their findings.
This particular Boeing plane is the best-selling commercial jet ever.
The storied plane has flown more than 100 billion miles, taking passengers to destinations all over the globe.
And, thanks to its popularity, it is estimated that there are thousands of aircraft in the air at once.
If that wasn’t impressive enough, a 737 plane either enters the sky or lands every five and a half seconds somewhere on the planet.
The plane these guys went to explore is located in Khopoli, close to Mumbai in India.
It sits close to a highway and is used as a tourist attraction.
The plane is rented out for events such as weddings, with some more pricey parts of the plane have been resold and taken out of place.
The pleasure of sitting in amongst history carries a cost though.
Don’t worry though, it’s quite affordable, unlike owning a superyacht.
The experience will set you back 100 rupees per person ($1.14).
Inside, the interior is still very much intact and looks fit for use.
The leather sits still boasts comfort and capability- with time only showing on the exterior of the plane.
The once shiny white shell of the plane is now weathered.
The metal has started to wear and the blue stripe down the side has started to fade- making it look ever so slightly aged.
But, despite it’s weathered look, the inside is well worth a look around if you are a key aviation fan, or even just curious about what machinery cruises in our skies.
