Aircraft transported by road from Karachi to Hyderabad for the first time in Pakistan
An aircraft is being transported by road fro Karachi to Hyderabad for the first time in history.
A private transport company is undertaking the unique operation, utilizing a 10-wheeler truck and a 40-wheeler trailer to move a non-functional Boeing 737.
The 350-seat aircraft had been sitting idle at Karachi Airport’s yard and is now being relocated to Hyderabad for training purposes.
Notably, the wings, engines, and tires of the plane have been removed to facilitate the transport.
It can be seen in the video that a red trailer was tied to the aircraft to make the transportation easier.
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