Man Purchases Boeing 737 via Facebook, Buries Aircraft in Backyard
A man bought a Boeing 737 airplane through Facebook and buried it in his backyard, intending to use it as a war bunker and party space.
Billings, MT, November 9, 2026 — A peculiar acquisition has surfaced, involving a Boeing 737 airplane purchased through the social media platform Facebook. The buyer, whose name has not been publicly disclosed, reportedly had the aircraft transported and subsequently buried in his backyard.
The stated intentions behind this unusual project are to transform the buried aircraft into a war bunker and a space for parties. Details regarding the specific location of the property, the timeline of the purchase and burial, and the methods employed for moving and interring a large aircraft are not readily available.
The transaction reportedly occurred via Facebook, a platform not typically associated with the sale of commercial airliners. The acquisition of such a significant piece of machinery outside of standard aviation channels raises questions about the logistics and any regulatory oversight involved.
Further information, including the exact model of the Boeing 737, its previous service history, and the condition in which it was acquired, has not been provided. Similarly, the process undertaken to bury the plane, including any permits or engineering assessments, remains undisclosed. The individual’s plans for repurposing the aircraft for use as a war bunker and party venue are ambitious, though the feasibility and safety of such a conversion are yet to be determined.
The contractor responsible for the transportation and burial, along with the associated costs, were not specified. The current status of the project and any future developments or challenges are also unclear at this time.
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