Overview
- The A310 fuselage reached the park overnight after a roughly 50‑kilometer, three‑night convoy that proceeded without major incidents, according to the park.
- To protect vegetation, crews lowered the fuselage from 6.80 to 5.90 meters and tied up branches on hundreds of trees along the route mandated by regulators.
- Two cranes are scheduled to lift the fuselage off the transport frame on site, with conversion into a roughly 200‑seat restaurant targeted for late summer 2026.
- Wings and tail had been delivered in an earlier operation, allowing the final placement to proceed once the fuselage is offloaded.
- Costs have far exceeded early estimates, with reports citing transport outlays near €1 million plus tree work and studies, and the operator saying purchase and transport will top €5 million, as the park also contends with a stalled ‘Gozimba’ coaster project reported at €7.9 million; management rejects closure rumors.