Yes I say that’s what happend
Both also have hubs in Boston or at least a somewhat hub for delta so that furthers the possibility.
Like how @Captain_Finck said maybe all the planes stayed where they last flew.I will ask.Maybe tomorrow
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Maybe it’s the Bruins plane?!?!?!?!
I’ve seen one as well at BWI
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WOW air has no money to fly it back to where the aircraft could be based, so it most likely has been repossessed by a private company and waiting for its next customer. WOW air does not own the aircraft anymore
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Here’s an article for reference.
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These aircraft may very well have been repossessed also before hand if they can’t pay the airports fees or they have been taken by the lessor
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Airplane Repo 101 😂
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HAHA Thats awesome!
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She’s been here for almost a month now. The flight back to Reykjavik (WW126) was cancelled the night of the cessation so it’s been chilling in north cargo ever since . Not sure what’s the future for TF-DOG. It definitely can’t stay there forever, that’s for sure.
What a sad sight.
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I think that there are some airlines that have bought the WOW A320 / A321 in the US and Canada.
I saw it in Boston too.
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Maybe they got Diverted
Next to An Icland Air 757. The Irony is real.
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Are you on a pixel ration?
Similar to this situation, I saw a Jet Airways 777 parked near the KLM Hangar in Amsterdam!
Find out the registration, then put it into the airline database on planespotters.net . They offer a seemingly unique summary of most airframe’s operators over the past, present, and future.
When I visited EWR around 4 weeks ago I saw the abandoned a321 also.