Retired British Airways jet bought for $1 is transformed into 'party plane'. Take a look
(Picture: negus747) 'Party plane'
The British Airways Negus ‘party plane’ is currently stationed at the privately-owned Cotswolds Airport.
The Negus entered the British Airways fleet on February 15 1994, operating 13,398 flights and flying for 118,445 hours – almost 60 million miles.
Its last passenger flight was from Miami to Heathrow in April, 2020.
(Picture: negus747) 'Overhaul'
Most of the original structure has stayed the same but the economy section has been stripped out to create the events space, and the gallery has been changed into a bar.
(Picture: negus747) Work of art
The ceiling panels in the economy section have been removed, along with the central luggage compartments, providing a better view of the inner workings of the aircraft, which first entered the British Airways fleet in February 1994, and took its last passenger flight on April 6, 2020.
(Picture: negus747) Perfect for hosting parties
It’s available to hire now – and can cater for everything, from private birthday parties and product launches to corporate events.
(Picture: negus747) Ready for launch
The makeover has cost nearly $671,000. Although the work took far longer than expected, partly due to delivery issues as a result of the pandemic, the aircraft turned event space is finally ready to welcome guests. Its official launch will take place later this month.
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