The “boneyard” is the colloquial term given to aircraft storage facilities where out-of-use planes are sent to be sold, stored or scrapped. Most are in arid locations such as California or ...

Aircraft boneyard keeps planes for parts or possible reuse FILE - In this May 21, 2015 photo, U.S. Marines play spades during a break at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group ...

Known to be the largest airplane boneyard in the Netherlands, Twente Airport goes back to 1931, when the site was established. It functioned as both a military and civilian airport until 2007 ...

What is happening inside Europe’s largest aircraft storage site? I visited Teruel, Spain to find out more from Tarmac ...

‘Airplane boneyards’ are more than places where planes go to die. Captured in aerial photographs, these storage facilities look stunning, with planes packed in, nose to tail, wingtip to wingtip. By; ...

Soaring through the skies, one of the greatest human creations, aeroplanes, changed the travel industry forever. Ever ...

The Air Force has operated the so-called "airplane boneyard" in Tucson since 1946. Here is the facility at a glance: • As of last month, there were 3,281 aircraft of 80 different kinds stored there.

The largest boneyard in the southern hemisphere, Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage at Alice Springs Airport in Australia's Northern Territory is the leading place where planes go to die Down Under. The ...

While the West works out how to transfer F-16s to Ukraine by the end of the year and train its pilots, there’s a way America can get Ukrainian air power stocked now: a boneyard air force.

Known to be the largest airplane boneyard in the Netherlands, Twente Airport goes back to 1931, when the site was established. It functioned as both a military and civilian airport until 2007 ...