AN AEROPLANE AS A MILK-BAR.—A popular and novel idea, thought of by a war-time flight mechanic in Hameenlinna, Finland, is the conversion of an old transport aircraft into a milk-bar. The “balconies” on the wings of the aeroplane are open only in the summer, as also is the open-air cafe underneath. The interior of the aeroplane is heated and is open all the year round.
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Press, Issue 29236, 21 June 1960, Page 18
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65AN AEROPLANE AS A MILK-BAR.—A popular and novel idea, thought of by a war-time flight mechanic in Hameenlinna, Finland, is the conversion of an old transport aircraft into a milk-bar. The “balconies” on the wings of the aeroplane are open only in the summer, as also is the open-air cafe underneath. The interior of the aeroplane is heated and is open all the year round. Press, Issue 29236, 21 June 1960, Page 18
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