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A visitor from - posted Sat November 3, 2012: The fifth from left is an ATA Airlines vertical stabilizer, FYI. Formerly known as America Trans Air.
A visitor from United States posted Wed October 31, 2012: It's like a record of the airlines that have flown the 707. They should place all these tails in a museum like this!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed October 31, 2012: Gee! there's a new hobby or is there a bounty on those like there was on the tongues of foxes!
A visitor from United States posted Wed October 31, 2012: That is a really cool picture. Neat to see diverse tails.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed October 31, 2012: A great artistic shot. Actually quite epic because the lines are blurred between aviation and art. Well done.
A visitor from - posted Wed October 31, 2012: I want the Pan Am one.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed October 31, 2012: What a great documentary of defunct airlines. We were proud of PAN AM, TWA, the old EL AL, the old B-line and on it goes. They provided excellent service to the public and if still alife and kicking are down to minimum service for maximum prices. By the way, at those times the vertical tails wre still of aluminum and not plasticfibres.
A visitor from - posted Wed October 31, 2012: What an awesome display of airline history, like flags of Nations(airlines).
A visitor from United States posted Wed October 31, 2012: Now that's a great picture of tail... Good Collection! --DtD
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed October 31, 2012: The vertical stabilizer of the 707 is so unique, that one can regognize it right away! I love this aircraft, and it makes me sad to realize, that each of these stabilizers stands for one scrapped bird...
A visitor from United States posted Wed October 31, 2012: Interesting shot. Great perspective.
A visitor from Italy posted Wed October 31, 2012: I want one in my bedroom!
A visitor from Spain posted Wed October 31, 2012: Everything in life has an end
A visitor from - posted Wed October 31, 2012: Wow! From Pan Am, TWA, El AL, CAAC and many others I don't recognize. T.B.
A visitor from - posted Wed October 31, 2012: My favourite aircafts has been throrn into pieces :(
A visitor from - posted Tue October 30, 2012: This is by far the most intense photo of a graveyard. Simply devastating to those who loved the 707.
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 30, 2012: They look like shark fins that have been cut off. Like sharks, the plane can't survive without it's vertical stabilizer.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue October 30, 2012: Wow now those are some sweet tails. Great collection of carriers.
A visitor from - posted Tue October 30, 2012: Wow. So I'm guessing here from left to right...Pan Am, TWA, I don't know, I don't know, TWA, TWA, Boeing, Boeing, El Al, I don't know, and Tradewinds? If only these guys could tell their stories....
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 30, 2012: Fantastic. I know it's sad to remember all those beautiful 707 workhorses, but what a wonderful tribute!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue October 30, 2012: Looks like someone is collecting... PanAm, TWA, Tradewinds, ElAl...

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