When Catherine got herself homeless, she wasn’t completely without options, and she ultimately decided to invest a little money to purchase the retired plane.

She sat down in the lavish lobby of the converted Boeing, which was surrounded by a dense forest.

Catherine deliberated before deciding to purchase the aircraft.

The woman started looking further and further out since she couldn’t afford even a modest apartment in the city.

The man merely worked as an air controller, but his brother-in-law jumped to his assistance.

He thought the obvious solution was for the American to buy a scrapped Boeing rather than lease an apartment.

Catherine paid just under $2,000, or about 150 thousand rubles, for the defunct aircraft.

The expense of relocating the aircraft to the location I suggested was kindly covered by the airline.

It took a while to restore the ocean liner.

Instead of outhouses, there are no bathrooms, and the trunks have been transformed into walk-in closets that include a jacuzzi, a fully-equipped kitchen, and an oven.

Just over the lake, the plane’s nose is positioned in a very precise location.