John Travolta’s vintage Boeing 707, a jet once owned and piloted by the actor, has become a focal point for aviation enthusiasts in the small Australian town of Albion Park. The aircraft, which Travolta famously used to fly around the world, was donated to the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) several years ago.

Transporting the massive jet from the United States to Australia was a complex logistical operation that took years to finalize. The plane is currently being reassembled by volunteers at the HARS facility. While the aircraft is no longer airworthy in its current state, the restoration project aims to preserve its history as a piece of aviation memorabilia. The BBC reports that the project has drawn significant local interest, as the presence of such a high-profile aircraft in a relatively quiet coastal community is unusual. There is no current timeline for when the restoration will be fully completed, but the aircraft remains a centerpiece of the museum's collection.