So this is not exactly spotting, since this place was more of a plane graveyard than an active airport. Other than the few military jets that took off every now and then. Anyways, here is Southern California Logistics airport!
A torn apart Boeing 777
A broken down Boeing 727 (In pictures)
A very old American Airlines Boeing 737
2 classic Boeing 737-400s
An Avianca A330 just painted
A 747 owned by GE, being tested
A demolished Delta Boeing 727
With that concludes an amazing experience in Victorville, California.
DO NOT USE THESE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION
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This is quite depressing. I guess all good things must come to an end.
Nice photos.
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LAHockey:
A torn apart Boeing 777
You’ve actually made me cry
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Have you ever considered watermarking all of your own wonderful personal images instead of posting a notice?
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SF34
June 2, 2017, 10:22pm
#5
This is so sad… All of the dead planes…
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It is sad, but was cool to see some of these planes up close.
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Thank you, I drove for about 4 hours today…
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Lgsfly
June 2, 2017, 11:46pm
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How did you gain access to take these photos?
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I actually did not gain any access, a lot of these were shot through fences.
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Lgsfly
June 3, 2017, 12:01am
#10
wow they look really close
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These photos are always sad. Particularly the classic aircraft, and aircraft that have just been taken out of service. I’m wondering why the GE 747 is parked at the airport?
I could be wrong, but that looks like a 767 nose and fuselage. It does look very old (and sad).
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Beautiful pictures of once (and still are) beautiful aircraft!
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Lx_D
June 3, 2017, 3:12am
#15
You should have went in for a foam in the American airlines Boeing 737 with the door open, if someone comes hide in. The lavatory
lol, there were people literally outside of it.
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That doesn’t look like a 737…
I only showed the nose, if you were to fully look at it, it looked like a 737-800.
Luke
June 3, 2017, 3:58pm
#20
These are some great birds here mate!
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