Two passenger planes were sent by sea to Morocco by a Turkish company that specializes in building prefabricated homes. There, they were taken apart to be turned into a restaurant and cafe.
In an interview with Anadolu Agency, Ali Sezgin, the owner of the business in Konya state in central Turkey, said that they were in charge of a number of building projects in Morocco.
Sezgin said that the company had started building a tourist center in Agadir, Morocco, which will have a restaurant, a cafe, a water club, and a cable car. He also said that the company had bought two passenger planes that had “retired” from other companies and put one of them on the books for a restaurant and the other for a cafe.
He said the two planes were flown from Istanbul to Morocco within 20 days and will be part of a tourist center project the company is building in Agadir.
Source: “Anatolia”
