Have you heard of the plane’s Aircraft boneyard? This is the place where planes that meet their deadline or useless planes are parked. The size of the aircraft is not such that it should be erected in a rear corner of the airport when inactive and for this, it regularly requires a large space.
Places where inactive planes stands are called the boneyard or Shipyard Cemetery. The planes in the Aircraft boneyard are military and commercial used planes.s
Davis Monthan Force Base is the largest bone yard in the US state of Arizona. The cemetery, built after World War II, has 4,400 used aircraft and this include aircraft used by the US space agency NASA as well.
Most boneyard are closed to the public, but Arizona’s boneyard is open to the public and those interested in aicrafts and tourists can take a bus trip around the entire area of boneyard.
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I would be very interested to take a tour, but why cant these be pout to some use, even if they are not used as planes.
good thinking , lets but few plane to recycle
This is a waste according to me.
Yeah , almost all inactive plane
Sounds interesting, but I believe some of these planes could be recycled or repurposed.
Yes i agree with you , lets buy one plane and recycle it. we will drive it on share
I have been there. My interest lasted about 15 minutes.
Oh, this is good to heard from you
I will certainly take many interesting pictures.
Yeah , that would be good experience for you