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A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat March 6, 2010: Will the varig b777's be like the first 777 scrapped?
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 8, 2009: The Varig 777 due to be scrapped was a lease to Varig.Varig,at the end of thier operation had the tendency to fly an airplane until it died,steal what they could off of it then throw the keys under the floormat and walk away.This aircraft was repo'd from Varig with 2 smoked engines at 15million dollars each,the landing gear timed out at 7 million dollars and 3 mill in black boxes missing from the E&E compartment.With a market value of around $40mil,they were even money to cut it up.We put a brand new landing gear under it,then pushed it back out in the desert to sit.Non ER plane,just doesn't have a lot of value.
A visitor from Mexico posted Sat March 28, 2009: So sad all these beauties will never fly again. T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 16, 2008: That supertanker is still in service. It flies here (ramstein ab) all the time.
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 28, 2008: What a great photo. Such an amazing collection of manufacturers, models and liveries.
A visitor from - posted Fri November 23, 2007: Haha, you can see the remains of a Hooters 737-(200 I'm guessing) between the Varig 777 and the 747-400. It is very sad to see that Varig 777 go...
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 19, 2007: Such a sad sight. Are the ex-Mesaba RJ85s going to be scrapped? I hope not. I love BAe-146s and RJs, and they are only 7-10 years old! That would be such a waste. Does anyone know what will happen to them?
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun January 28, 2007: Well the 777 is from 1999, so it's not that young... ...Time flies when you're having fun!
A visitor from Poland posted Mon December 18, 2006: Great Foto !!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri December 15, 2006: Are all these planes going to be scrapped?
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006: Not all these birds are getting scrapped. Many are in for maintenance like 482EV in for check. Scrapping the 777 makes economic sense because it is the short range variant and the sum of the parts is worth more than the complete airframe. The airplane will continue to fly, just not in one piece!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 14, 2006: Is that a my travel a321 at the very top ready for scrapping!?!?!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 13, 2006: Apparently it is an Ex-BA Boeing 777-200 and is the first to go for scrap. Universal Asset Management will be dismantling G-ZZZE 11 years after the twinjet entered service. The 777, originally equipped with GE90-76B engines, but subsequently fitted with more powerful GE90-90Bs, was traded by BA to Boeing in 2002. After initially being placed with the now-defunct Algerian carrier Khalifa Airways in 2003, it entered service with Varig as PP-VRD in 2004. The aircraft was returned to Boeing in August and is now registered N703BA. G-ZZZE was one of five non-Extended Range variants that BA operated.
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed December 13, 2006: Varig is broken, so they can´t operate the 777 anymore. Sad pic.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed December 13, 2006: That Logistic Air CARGO 747 (N617FF) is the most interesting piece here. Its the first time its shown anywhere. Did it ever operate?
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 13, 2006: I count 32 planes...anyway, sad to see all the history going the way of the boneyard.
A visitor from Pakistan posted Wed December 13, 2006: Outstanding PIC i must say it looks like toys for Children so many planes so many airlines , so many different configuration. Nice picture.
A visitor from Sweden posted Wed December 13, 2006: Ohh!! Thats is a SAD moment. They shoud give me that 777 to me!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue December 12, 2006: Rest in Peace, beautiful birds....
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue December 12, 2006: It is so sad! i cant believe they are scrapping the 777! it looks brand new! Them people are mad.
A visitor from Germany posted Tue December 12, 2006: The wonder is that there are several "newer" aircrafts, not only the triple7, also the 400 series of the 747 and some of the 737 are 300 or 500 series. There's also an A320 (NW) at the right top of the photo...wow!
A visitor from Belgium posted Tue December 12, 2006: What? 777's? The world is becoming more and more crazy...
A visitor from Denmark posted Tue December 12, 2006: That must be one of the sadest pictures on this site. I can't belive they have so many planes grounded. But anyway. A great and very sharp picture.
A visitor from Denmark posted Tue December 12, 2006: Wow that 777 retirement comes early! Isn't the plane just about 10 years old? not even? My car is older than those 777s :)
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 12, 2006: Why the hell do they want to scrap those 777s? thats not right!!! The 777 is the most beautiful airliner in the planet... its sad to see a picture like this but its even sadder to see 777s taking part of this masacre! Why cant they resale them? lease them?
A visitor from Spain posted Mon December 11, 2006: I can not believe, a 777 is going to be scrapped? Due to some kind of damage?

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