The Boeing 737-800 aircraft belonging to Pegasus Airlines, which made the Ankara-Trabzon flight number 8622 on January 13, 2018, went out of control during the landing and could not stop as it should, leaving the runway and stopping when the landing gear stuck to the ground 25 meters from the sea. Thus began the interesting story that the plane would eventually turn into a pita room.
Pegasus plane that took off from the runway became a pita lounge
After the events, Trabzon’s Yomra Municipality made an attempt to build a Nation’s Coffeehouse in the first stage, and the 35-meter-long and 18-tonne aircraft and its parts were transported to the district, which is 15 kilometers from the airport, by private transport vehicles.
When the plans could not be put into action as thought, the plane was abandoned to its fate and remained idle for a long time.
The plane, which was about to be scrapped, was bought by three investors and turned into a pita room with an investment of approximately 5 million TL. The plane, which has been transformed into a pita lounge, attracts great attention from visitors and tourists.
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Established on an area on the coastline in Yomra district, the facility will have areas in the form of glass faunas where families can dine together in addition to the plane. Terminal Pita The name of the facility, which is called the name of the facility, was written on the fuselage of the aircraft, just like the name of an airline company.
Abdülkadir Bektaş, one of the investors of the facility, said that they have built a beautiful facility to promote the products of the region, that their dreams of eating pita bread on the plane have come true and that 40-50 people will be served in the plane.
In the cabin of the plane, where the announcements about the flight were once heard, “Bird-headed? Should it be minced?” voices will resound.
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