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A visitor from - posted Sat November 24, 2012: Theres a traitor. its not a 747. on the right, its in a Northwest livery.
A visitor from - posted Sat March 6, 2010: I claim Polar Air Cargo!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon February 15, 2010: They surely are not scrapped? Fortunately. The Polar one is a Dash 200 I suppose? I want one :D
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri November 7, 2008: Love the array of aircraft. (not all getting scrapped) 1 A300, 1 767, 1 757, 18 747-200s, 2 747-400s and 2 DC-10s. Please more!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 5, 2008: Just amazing! i Just can't believe in what i'm seeing! so many 747s Just waiting... ahhh i want one!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat August 9, 2008: To all 747s that get scrapped: RIP
A visitor from Jamaica posted Sat June 28, 2008: I am amazed at the wonders of the world and what amazes me about this great looking photo is the perfect looking condition of these planes and i wonder if this is where they will spend the rest of their days,its like looking at used cars on alot funny thing you cant just walk over and buy one.i love hugh machineries and to top it off i love to see plenty of them in one place.
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat March 8, 2008: Very beauty photo. I love desert photos!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed January 3, 2007: Shame to see so many 747 in for scrap oh well i suppose somthings got to make my beer cans
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 6, 2006: I claim the United 747 upfront!
A visitor from New Zealand posted Fri August 4, 2006: Interesting range of aircraft will they ever fly again
A visitor from Indonesia posted Fri July 28, 2006: Garage Sale
A visitor from Switzerland posted Tue July 18, 2006: Noooo, don't scrap them, I'd still fly 'em!
A visitor from Austria posted Tue July 18, 2006: Great picture - sad view...
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Sat July 1, 2006: My comment: 1. Too many Northwest Airlines! 2. An United Airlines in Flying Tigers' colour doesn't look good! 3. An All Nippon Airways with no words sounds great!
A visitor from Germany posted Sun June 18, 2006: I find it cool i will a airplane from this place
A visitor from United States posted Tue May 23, 2006: Wow, I'd pay to see that place in person! Nothing lives forever guys, It's even more amazing from space, copy and paste this coordinates 32°30'26.15" N 111°19'35.66" W to google earth..
A visitor from United States posted Tue April 4, 2006: It looks like theres no wings.....
A visitor from India posted Fri January 27, 2006: Can i have one plzzzzzzz............!!!
A visitor from Hungary posted Wed January 18, 2006: Great shot.
A visitor from Australia posted Fri January 6, 2006: Ahhh... more aluminium to be made into beer!! Beer Beer Beer Beer!!
A visitor from Canada posted Fri January 6, 2006: These beauties are gonna be scrapped!!?? I'll take one!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu January 5, 2006: A sad picture for aviation fans. A lot of beatifull machines doing nothing. :(
A visitor from United States posted Thu January 5, 2006: It is sad to see airplanes wasted :(((
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 4, 2006: I think they're all older generation 747s apart from the United one, (I think the white one behind it's a -300), so it's not surprising they're being retired, considering even the -200 is 30 years old now. Even so, I wouldn't be surprised to see a few of the well looked after ones like the ex Lufthansa ones making a comeback with someone.
A visitor from France posted Wed January 4, 2006: That United would look great in AM colors :)
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue January 3, 2006: I hope they get into the air and not into the axe. Happy 2006 to all. T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 3, 2006: Most of the NWA 747s appear to be older 100 & 200 series, so given their financial state, I'm not the least bit surprised to see so many of them here. Smaller more efficient mid sized planes like the 777 and forthcoming 787 are more economical and more point to point in the International flying arena. On the larger passenger demand routes, the A380 will be more of the player in the not to distant future.
A visitor from India posted Tue January 3, 2006: Cool pic
A visitor from India posted Tue January 3, 2006: Very nice shot really sad to see these 747s going to the scrapyard
A visitor from Canada posted Tue January 3, 2006: Cool! I love this picture. I wish to have a big back yard like this and play like a little happy boy. I wonder, does aircraft heaven really exists? I wonder, will some of them become aircrafts angels? Dear God, Bless them all. Amen.
A visitor from Egypt posted Mon January 2, 2006: Sad pic. But isn't this same pic in the database already ? Btw , the LH's has got Windows because they are conversions.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon January 2, 2006: Very very nice shot! I love to see all these 747s lined up. As far as I know, a lot of cargo aircraft are actually passenger aircraft converted into cargo ones. Therefore they still have windows in, they are just blocked up. They probably pulled the blocks out when they scrapped it. Tom
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon January 2, 2006: Nice pic, but why do the LH Cargo have windows? anyone know?
A visitor from Belgium posted Mon January 2, 2006: I almost cry with this photo. But I am surprised to see all that NWA planes. It look like they don't repaint there planes but buy new planes to paint them...:D. I wish I could buy one of them but my parents don't like I think :D
A visitor from Germany posted Mon January 2, 2006: Bringing back nice memories... Made some training flights to Pinal Airpark during my time as a Lufthansa student pilot :-) Great shot!
A visitor from Taiwan posted Mon January 2, 2006: Amazing Grace! Bless them All!
A visitor from - posted Mon January 2, 2006: What a beautiful photo! Indeed it's sad to see these graceful monsters motionless and anchored to the ground, but the 747 will always be an amazing machine - flying or not! What will replace this plane will surely have big shoes to fill, but I will always love the 747!
A visitor from Germany posted Mon January 2, 2006: Very sad to see them in the desert, so sad :(
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon January 2, 2006: What's the UA -400 doeing there? (left row, front)
A visitor from Germany posted Mon January 2, 2006: Well guys, let´s be honest, it´s sheet metal bent into aerodynamic shapes which has carried millions of people and tons of freight around the world safely and now its time to reconsider its profitability. That's 2006 at the very beginning. Nevertheless it´s somewhat sad
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 2, 2006: Man, major drop in 747's eh? Sad to see the United stripped already. My fav of them all. Good pic!
A visitor from Canada posted Mon January 2, 2006: Nice picture, nothing better than the 747's, my favorite aircraft.
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 2, 2006: That's a lot of Northwest birds. I didn't realize they got rid of that many. Nice angle, by the way.
A visitor from Mexico posted Mon January 2, 2006: It is very unhuman to scrap them! That shows that organizations are not grateful.
A visitor from Serbia And Montenegro posted Mon January 2, 2006: Wow how many planes are there and all 747.Unbeliveable It's like a playground of giant toys!Happy new year to all airliners fans from all over the world and my greeting for the best place on the net.Cacak Serbia
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon January 2, 2006: A very sad picture! But a super photograph! ste
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 2, 2006: So sad. What gorgeous airplanes they are.
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 2, 2006: That is sad seeing all of those planes i would buy all of them but i cant
A visitor from Australia posted Mon January 2, 2006: It's such a shame to see these big beauties being left like this.
A visitor from Korea, Republic Of posted Mon January 2, 2006: Something's telling me what is happening in the US.
A visitor from United States posted Sun January 1, 2006: Interesting photo. I am so sad about the good old LCAG B742.Regards from HAM.

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