Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
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Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
A few photos taken during an overflight in November. Unfortunately we could not go below 3,500ft due to traffic in the area (Martinair B747 repositioning to Tucson).
Hopefully you find them interesting
Hopefully you find them interesting
Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
Very interesting, but still sad sight to see... .
Nice to see a Martinair Cargo and both CZ cargo tripple's back in the air now.
Groeten Martijn
Nice to see a Martinair Cargo and both CZ cargo tripple's back in the air now.
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
Yeah i agree with Martijn the pictures are very intresting but i hate to see them actually, i wonder when the NWA/DL A330-300 (N804NW noted on the last pic in the left upper corner) goes back to the sky where it belongs.
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
Nice but indeed sad pictures. I flew over it myself a few times in the last few weeks (forgot my camera everytime *!@# ) and unfortunately it looks like the number of aircraft down there is growing by the week
BTW Colin: Pinal - Tuscon is maybe the shortest hop a 747 ever made (30-40 miles?? ). Do you know why it was going to Tucson??
And did you fly yourself or did you book a flight??
BTW Colin: Pinal - Tuscon is maybe the shortest hop a 747 ever made (30-40 miles?? ). Do you know why it was going to Tucson??
And did you fly yourself or did you book a flight??
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
I believe this 333 just received a C/D-check or needs a C/D-check and is stored for the time being.Ricardo 767-200ER wrote:i wonder when the NWA/DL A330-300 (N804NW noted on the last pic in the left upper corner) goes back to the sky where it belongs. Gr ricardo
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
Hi ThermalThermal wrote:BTW Colin: Pinal - Tuscon is maybe the shortest hop a 747 ever made (30-40 miles?? ). Do you know why it was going to Tucson??
And did you fly yourself or did you book a flight??
The pilot told me that they fly to Tucson to deal with Customs and other admin before flying back to Europe to return to service. It left Tucson the following day.
I flew wth Sorona Wings from Tucson
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It saddens me to see all these aircraft stored, or worse, destroyed in the desert.
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Last year I flew with Sonoran Wings! I can really recommend this company because they have made this trip for a lot of spotters allready so they know what you want!!
A question, does anybody know if there is a list on the net with an overview what is stored at Pinal?!
Thanks
Joost
A question, does anybody know if there is a list on the net with an overview what is stored at Pinal?!
Thanks
Joost
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
great report
but so sad to see it, all those GREAT aircrafts..
but so sad to see it, all those GREAT aircrafts..
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
I would be very interested to see such a list. I was provided a 'recent' list but I don't know the exact date of it and there are some obvious differences from what I saw.poldertoren wrote:
A question, does anybody know if there is a list on the net with an overview what is stored at Pinal?!
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Re: Pinal Air Park - Marana, AZ
You can find a list at this address : http://www.desertsteel.info/Marana/Marana.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; , it will be shortly updated with other additions.
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