Grounded passenger jet in India converted into luxury restaurant
Hawai Adda is located inside a renovated Airbus A320.
— -- Airplanes aren't just for globetrotting anymore. In Ludhiana, India, a grounded Airbus A320 is now a restaurant where customers can enjoy a fine dining experience.
According to The Daily Mail, Hawai Adda is a vegetarian restaurant, placed creatively within an aircraft formerly owned by Air India.
The plane can comfortably seat more than 100 diners in its luxurious dining room, cafe and halls.
The interior of the plane took more than a year to convert, according to the Daily Mail.
The renovation team redesigned the entire fuselage of the retired plane, but wanted to keep the original structure and a large portion of the wiring, the Daily Mail reported.
On Hawai Adda's Facebook page, the restaurant has advertised a variety of dishes from saffron-infused Indian rice pudding and hot fudge sundae cupcakes to vegan club sandwiches.
Around the world, there are several decommissioned planes that have now become restaurants.