An Airbus A330 jet is brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019
Cihan Demirci • 14 June 2019 • update: 14 June 2019
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An Airbus A330 jet is brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An aerial view of an Airbus A330 jet brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An aerial view of an Airbus A330 jet brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : A view of an Airbus A330 jet brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An aerial view of an Airbus A330 jet brought at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An aerial view of an Airbus A330 jet being transported at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
Turning an Airbus A330 into artificial reef
EDIRNE, TURKEY - JUNE 14 : An aerial view of an Airbus A330 jet being transported at Gulf of Saros following the completion of its mounting in Turkey's northwestern Edirne province on June 14, 2019. With the contributions of Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (TANAP) the plane will be sunken a mile away from the coast in a depth of 30 meters to revive diving tourism and turn the plane into an artificial reef at Gulf of Saros. Plane parts were brought from Antalya with six trucks. ( Cihan Demirci - Anadolu Agency )Cihan Demirci
