The world's first Jumbo Hostel guarantees a turbulence-free night's sleep
The Jumbo Hostel has tried to preserve as many original features as possible from the retired jet (Photo: Lioba Schneider)
Article Summary
A Boeing 747 jumbo jet has been designed to offer travelers a good night's sleep without the turbulence. After being grounded at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport back in November 2002, it has been transformed into the world's first Jumbo Hostel. In doing so, the retired airliner has become a significant landmark and tourist attraction at the Swedish Airport.
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