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A visitor from Germany posted Fri August 19, 2011: "Failure seeking picture": seek the a/c which misses her tail engine section ;-)
A visitor from United States posted Fri August 5, 2011: I'll take the little White 727 with the winglets, if I can put it on lay-a-way. $20 down and the rest of my life to pay for it? Seriously, it is a sad picture.
A visitor from Brazil posted Tue August 2, 2011: Wow! Fire sale of some second hand? Can I pick some? .. I choose two of the small white and a large yellow. How much? Do you do delivery? ... Ah, what a dream .. ;-)
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu March 31, 2011: My goodness, what a waist ...
A visitor from - posted Wed January 19, 2011: Yes, it's a 727 with winglets. Some 727s in service are fitted with fuel-saving winglets.
A visitor from Philippines posted Thu June 3, 2010: Sad to see all these 727s. It's an embraer 145...
A visitor from Germany posted Wed May 26, 2010: Yes yes, there appear to be 3 Problembraers sitting there as well... phased out early due to great success i suppose...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed February 24, 2010: Nice picture that brings back memories of when 727s were a very common sight, oh those smoky approaches. By the way, isn't the 'MD80' an Embraer? MD80s were not that much smaller than 727s.
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 21, 2010: Alright, two comments on this photo 1. Is that a 727 with winglets I see? or is it just me (Topmost 727-100 white) 2. Don't forget the sad Continental MD-80 in the back (top right)
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 19, 2010: I'm guessing the white ones are all -100s (they look so stubby compared to the -200s). Great job fitting them all in the photo!
A visitor from Ireland posted Tue February 2, 2010: Boeing knew what they were doing building the 727 and thats coming from an airbus die hard fan
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 11, 2009: Can you find which one has the winglets?
A visitor from - posted Wed November 11, 2009: Nice Pic..
A visitor from Switzerland posted Wed November 11, 2009: History in the making - the sun is setting on an icon, the 727.
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 11, 2009: Does go to show what happens when the economy fails and when DHL pulled their US Domestic operations. Sad to see the 727's sit there. Makes me wish I could buy one before they are all gone from the skies.
A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 11, 2009: Good shot, although it breaks my heart to see all these beautiful birds grounded... I think I'm gonna cry myself to sleep after seeing this...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 11, 2009: Brings a lump to the throat, so sad to see this pioneer of aviation in such a place. Fantastically moving photo.
A visitor from Mauritius posted Wed November 11, 2009: Nice pic i liked it =)
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 11, 2009: I hope these get used again someday
A visitor from - posted Wed November 11, 2009: The whole fleet was grounded as a result of DHL pulling out from the US operation. They are now contracting UPS to carry their packages to destination in the US.
A visitor from Morocco posted Wed November 11, 2009: Sad, all these retired airplanes
A visitor from - posted Wed November 11, 2009: MMmmmm. Good opportunity for growing airlines.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 11, 2009: Nice shot. However sad to know that mpst of them will never fly again.
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Wed November 11, 2009: Sad indeed. i'm always amazed by the organisatory complexity of parking 30 planes so quite close in i guess a very short amount of time. and how to get all those crews flying them in and out... in any case, thank your for the shot!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 11, 2009: Really sad to see !
A visitor from Germany posted Wed November 11, 2009: Should DHL recover from the German postal Services fangs one day as a freight line, it might very well carry one or the other beercan/sodacan made from the old 727s.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 11, 2009: I'll taker the one in the top right, second one in. =) Such a shame to see so many beautiful planes sat in the sun, lets hope we see them in the air again.
A visitor from Bosnia And Herzegovina posted Wed November 11, 2009: Great capture, nice composition...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 11, 2009: Sad sight.. 727 are getting less and less
A visitor from - posted Wed November 11, 2009: I want one!
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Wed November 11, 2009: Super
A visitor from Austria posted Tue November 10, 2009: What a sad sight :(
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 10, 2009: I clicked wrongly. I like the shot very much!! Sorry

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