By P Chong 11 April 2010
It’s a plane! No, it’s a home!!
“Gosh! This plane is not taxied on the runway!” the guests let out surprisingly. “It’s situated on a slope among the trees!”
Yes, but this is not just a plane . . . it is uniquely a residential abode, a home for Joanne Ussary.
It’s a plane! No. It’s a home!!
What a novel idea to convert a plane into a residence! This is ingenious & out of this world. Imagine if you could live in it & take off to the sky to see the world simultaneously. Well . . . short of it being a fantasy. Creative . . . imaginative . . . unconventional from the usual human residences.
Ideas are a dime a dozen. This might have cost her a fortune you think. If you search the Arizona Desert in US, you can find Airplane Graveyard with hundreds & thousands of disused aircrafts which you can pick up one suitable for your purpose for a song. These aircrafts are already de-commissioned – used but not abused with bodyworks still intact.
Three-Level Body
How much did it cost in a project of this nature for Joanne Ussary? She paid US$2,000 for the plane body; paid US$4,000 to have it moved & transported plus US$24,000 to renovate. It worked out cheaper than buying a conventional home.
Let’s take a look at Joanne’s pride of creative conversion:
Tea in the Verandah Patio
Sited high on slope among greeneries
Living Areas
Delightful Views
Are you well satisfied with this home presentation?
Would you like to live in one?
It might turn out to be a tourist attraction in the neighbourhood!
What a home!
Paul Chong's Blog 
Paul that was very beautiful having an aeroplane as a home, how I wish I can have the same privilege and own a home like this lady. She must be having a good time living in that wonderful home and also having a good scenery up in the mountain I think. What a good idea. I love it.
Thanks Paul that was fantastic.
Best Regards
Mariya
This is creative indeed. What a way to live the high life!