The Wind Resistant Dwelling or the Boeing 727 on a pole, as it was described in the media at the time, was the fuselage of a Boeing 727 with its tail fin and wings intact.

Even after Boeing ceased production of the trijet in favor of more modern aircraft, the 727 is still used today. Here’s everything you need to know.

Despite the fact that Boeing officially ended production of its 727 passenger jets in the mid-1980s, there were reportedly almost 1,900 of the builds in use at the time.

An entrepreneur has converted a 56-year-old Boeing 727 into an Airbnb in Bristol, England. Named PYTCHAir, the jet was bought without wings, engines, or a tail — but kept its lavish interior.

A Ho Chi Minh City-bound Boeing 787 was taxiing for takeoff when it struck a Airbus A321, parked on the tarmac, waiting to depart for Dien Bien.