Palestinian twins open cafe in converted plane in West Bank

A Boeing 707 aircraft has been converted to a cafe, in Wadi Al-Badhan, just outside the West Bank city of Nablus (Majdi Mohammed/AP)
A Boeing 707 aircraft has been converted to a cafe, in Wadi Al-Badhan, just outside the West Bank city of Nablus (Majdi Mohammed/AP)

Twin brothers in the occupied West Bank have converted an old Boeing 707 into a cafe and restaurant.

The territory has no civilian airport and those who can afford a plane ticket must catch their flights in neighbouring Jordan, so few Palestinians ever get to board a plane.

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