Dramatic Footage Shows Hundreds of Empty Planes Parked in C.A. Desert After Mass Cancellations
, unused planes are being stored at various locations around the country — and one airport in California is now providing a temporary home to hundreds of empty airliners.
At Southern California Logistics Airport, which is located in the Mojave Desert town of Victorville, one of the airport’s two runways has been shut down to accommodate hundreds of planes no longer being used by Delta, Southwest and FedEx, as shown in a viral+In his video, Keith is granted permission to fly over the airport by tower controllers, who tells him that while they didn’t have an exact number of planes being stored there, they thought there were “over 400” — with more due to arrive in...
“I don’t even want to know how many billions of dollars of jets are down there,” Keith says while flying over, documenting the long lines of planes parked closely together up and down the runway area.Airplanes parked in Victorville, California
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