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It was not until long ago that Air India’s famous old ‘double-bogeys’ were rotting at Delhi airport. Today, they’re getting a new home, such as this A320.
The aircraft has been shifted out of the airport and is getting refurbished for its new life of serving passengers- not in the sky, but on the ground. This A320 will take shape as a restaurant, about 35 minutes from Delhi airport.
Here is a glimpse of the thrust levers, which have had a life full of TOGA and FLX’s takeoffs, still ready to get back into action!
The aircraft is currently being worked upon, with the interior and exterior being completely revamped. Glad to see that it has not been scrapped!
