Cruising at an altitude of zero feet, a jet draws a crowd as it is transported with a police escort to its new home.
The Boeing 727 fuselage stopped traffic as it was driven along the M5, M4 and M32.
It was bought for under £100,000 by Bristol event tech firm Pytch, which will use it as an office, Bristol Live reports.
Boss Johnny Palmer said: “We decided to re-purpose the icon of unsustainable hyper-consumption and have fun along the way.”
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The firm used its transportation from Cotswold Airport in Kemble, Glos, to help raise funds for Great Western Air Ambulance.
The massive private jet was loaded onto a lorry ahead of its journey, before being craned into position at its new home in Bonville Road.
Johnny added: “Once in Bristol it will be the centrepiece of the hub of our tech empire.”
The aircraft would have cost £40million if bought new.
But Johnny got a deal due to its lack of engine and wings.
