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Seen written on a F/O window sun visor of this Corendon hotel aircraft, I-AIGM.
Also on the top of the front right door is written:
BOEING
65-50572-3
CSTG
I don't know what this means, maybe you can explain ?
Aircraft wil be restored in almost 100 % originality, with a simulator inside the cockpit. all controls in the cockpit will be working as much as is possible (windows wil be screens).
aircraft will be hoisted to the 7th floor of the hotel into a special suite with only the nose sticking out of the building.
passengers seats will be restored (the part that is left) and can be used in future to give presentations inside.
Must be looking great when it's ready !
Will put some pics on the foto forum soon.
I-AIGM used to be a B737-3Q8 of Air Italy, c/n 24299, l/n 1598. According to Airfleets.net, it was scrapped in 2012. Possibly the front fuselage survived...
