Airplane graveyard

The evolution of travel has truly reached a different height, both literally and figuratively, with the discovery and success of the airplane.

Of 79th AEW&CS with 55-0139 EC-121D 79th, 53-0537 EC-121H 552nd, 52-3411 EC-121T 552nd, 53-0556 EC-121Q 552nd, 53-0541 EC-121Q 552nd - Photo taken at Tucson - Davis-Monthan AFB (Municipal) (DMA / KDMA) in Arizona, USA on October 7, 1976.

I could stare at airplanes for hours. Which is exactly what I did at the Tucson Boneyard (geek-heaven!) The Tucson airplane graveyard is a must-visit site for anyone who loves aircraft (that's us!). Learn about

We take you on a tour inside this abandoned aircraft, a BAC 111, left in a field. There is also a matching semi-truck used to haul it!

Tarmac Aerosave is a company based in Tarbes airport, southwestern France. They maintain, store and recycle planes. Here is a short video of what the first A...

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Air Force Boneyard in Arizona More than 4400 aircrafts are located here....

Gutted airplanes slowly decay in a Florida field.

Helicopter flight over the airplane storage facility at Alice Springs Airport. See the Airplane Graveyard with Singapore Airlines A380s, Cathay Pacific 777s,...

“A desert of planes and 9 other places which need to be seen to be believed: http://t.co/LlUxr3GMef #Adventure”