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A visitor from - posted Sat October 15, 2011: Well, I surprised by one of the aircraft above, the orange tail 737 on the right side of the picture. She was Adam Air fleet, a former low cost airline in Indonesia, which was "closed" by Indonesian government because of bad safety standard on their operational.
A visitor from - posted Fri December 24, 2010: I guess these birds deserve better treatment even if they are not flying.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon November 22, 2010: N194UA happily joined the active UA fleet as of July 2010 again.. Hooah!!
A visitor from Australia posted Sat November 13, 2010: If BA want someone to look after a 747 speedbird im happy to volunteree
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu September 9, 2010: Sad to see all those beautiful birds facing an uncertain future, hope all of them will return to the skies.
A visitor from Australia posted Mon August 30, 2010: So sad to see so many queens of the sky sitting in the desert, Uniteds paint hasnt taken to well to being left out but most others in good knick, hopefully most will one day fly again and give people great pleasure of airline travel..
A visitor from Germany posted Thu June 24, 2010: So many B747. Thats amazing
A visitor from United States posted Sun May 9, 2010: As to the comment "no vacancy!" They come and go so there is always a vacancy. I work here.lol
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Wed April 21, 2010: Happy to know that the first 744BCF (CX B-HOU) will escape here and back to HKG next month for C check before re-enter in service
A visitor from Belgium posted Sun March 28, 2010: The Cargo-B 744 is brand new
A visitor from Ireland posted Sun March 28, 2010: Great photo, it really highlights the massive shifts in the airline business. What stories those 744's could tell.
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 27, 2010: I think I've actually got some Photos of the Saudi air 757 back there before it left the hangar. it was about almost 2 years ago. The Place was full of L-1011's then waiting thier final destiny.
A visitor from Spain posted Sat March 27, 2010: Very sad photo!
A visitor from Canada posted Sun March 14, 2010: The singair is 9V-SPM
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed March 10, 2010: That's absolutely sad to see so many beautiful 744 like that...
A visitor from United States posted Sun March 7, 2010: Such a sad sight to see so many aircraft with a lot of flying left in them parked in the desert. A sign of the times. Seeing so many beautiful 747-400s there is especially depressing.
A visitor from Canada posted Sun March 7, 2010: To the visitor from Taiwan : It's not that hard to do. In fact, the hardest part is finding the keys to the ones that are parked in front of the one you want to valet back.
A visitor from Taiwan posted Sat March 6, 2010: Wonder how they move one specific aircraft out from the middle ?
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 6, 2010: Sad to see so many 744s!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat March 6, 2010: Jumbo Jet alley
A visitor from Germany posted Sat March 6, 2010: So sad to see these beauties so lonely in the desert :(
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: Sad sight would like to see them in the sky one day again
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: I love United Airlines
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: So many 744s, hope they fly out soon. Cant wait for the day when the 380s are parked like this.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat March 6, 2010: So sad scene for those lovely 747's :( Espesially the BA ones :( I hope the 747 rises again, it doesn't have to die!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat March 6, 2010: I should have rated this a 1 star piece, due to the sadness it demonstrates. As a big fan of BA, may those Speedbirds soon return home. 747's forever...
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: Sad, very sad. I don't like photos like this.
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Sat March 6, 2010: What's the rego of the Singair 744? Looks like 9V-SPK
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 6, 2010: Nice to see them in one piece before they go spare parts.
A visitor from Saudi Arabia posted Sat March 6, 2010: Awesome my great saudi airlines is there great pic
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: Can't really decide on whether this picture is sad or fantastic..
A visitor from Canada posted Sat March 6, 2010: Business ain't too good I see...
A visitor from - posted Fri March 5, 2010: So sad to see all these jumbos sit in the Desert, but a remarkable shot. The enormity of it all...
A visitor from Canada posted Fri March 5, 2010: I whish my garden could look like that as well...
A visitor from Canada posted Fri March 5, 2010: Found him!
A visitor from United States posted Fri March 5, 2010: Quite a bit vacancy if you consider all these extra capacities are not needed!
A visitor from - posted Fri March 5, 2010: Did anyone notice the person walking underneath the lower left BA 747? Right behind the nose gear

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