John Travolta's Jet Heads to Australia

Here's more Adelaide news for March 18th.

John Travolta's Boeing 707 Jet is finally on its way to Australia.

The fuselage and wings have been loaded onto a ship in the United States, headed for a

regional New South Wales Aircraft Museum.

The actor is donating the plane after a decade of delays.

Fairly Hamilton, producer for ABC Ilawar Mornings, reported the news.

She recently joined the ABC from commercial radio in Wollongong and years working in

London.

Aviation enthusiasts have waited years for this moment.

The museum will preserve the iconic jet, once owned by the Hollywood star known for films

like Saturday Night Fever.

Meanwhile, Hamilton has covered diverse stories lately.

She hosted New Zealand comedian Rail Leary before his Wollongong show and shared tales from

a Pfizer vaccine trial participant.

The shipment marks progress after long hurdles.

Museum officials expect the parts soon, bringing a piece of celebrity aviation history to

life down under.

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