Scuba 2000 Explore Sunken Boeing 737 Aircraft & Other Attractions at Wraysbury Lake (Heathrow, UK).

After our planned coastal dives were blown out, we decided to visit one of the new attractions at Wraysbury Dive Centre - a 737 fuselage.

According to Scuba Verse, the back half apparently was destroyed in a Fast and Furious movie. Her first flight was in 1986 for an Australian Airline and she went on to belong to Jet 2 and eventually was converted into a cargo plane. Her last flight was to Kemble in June 2017.

The provision of the attraction in Wraysbury was sponsored by Scuba Schools International (SSI).

Despite it being an extremely busy weekend at the site, the visibility was not too bad around the attractions. It's usually much better when the site is quieter though, so we're looking forward to visiting again mid-week at some point!

We also enjoyed exploring the many other attractions at Wraysbury - check out their website (below) to learn about everything they have there!

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