A flight instructor in Alaska bought 3 disused cargo planes and is turning them into Airbnbs — take a look at the project
Courtesy of Jon Kotwicki/FLY8MAHe's turning them into luxury accommodations for flying students and tourists.
He plans to start renting the aircraft on Airbnb in June, with prices ranging from $200 to $700 a night. Jon Kotwicki was building out cabins at his flight school in Alaska for his aviation students when he thought it would be "neat" to find some old aircraft and build accommodations into them.
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