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How can an aeroplane be parked on a national highway and that too serving fancy meals inside it? Well, Runway 1 – is the name of a restaurant which was opened inside a plane. It’s the innovation that hits you first as there is no flashy sign. The Airbus A320 parked just off the National Highway-1 on Ambala-Kurukshetra stretch which was turned into a restaurant. After Hawai Adda, which is located in Ludhiana's Verka milk plant, Runway 1 is the second restaurant in India, where a plane has been turned into a eatery. The grounded aircraft was parked on a vacant one and a half acre plot owned by a Shahbad based business family. Let us take a look at inside images of the multi-cuisine restaurant:
The customers need to collect the boarding pass from the reception on the ground for meals. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
After that the visitors can go into the cabin of a 15-year-old aircraft model. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
Around 50 kms from Ludhiana, a father-son duo from Shahabad have turned the plane into a multicuisine restaurant. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
The staff of the restaurant Runway 1 is diverse and is around 50 in all. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
Kids enjoying 3D games in a Aeroplane which was turned into a restaurant Runway-1 on Ambala-Delhi highway. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil Walia) 
The manager Mohammad Ashim is from Srinagar and waitresses from as far away as Darjeeling. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
The Runway 1 owners pay for all of food and lodging of the restaurant staff. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) 
All the staff of the multicuisine restaurant dressed in attire resembling ground staff and crew members. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil) -
Junked by Air India, this innovative eatery opened on November 27 and it took the owners almost a year to get it together. (Image Source: Express Photo by Sahil)
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