N330AA

Aircraft:
Boeing 767-223(ER)
Reg: N330AA full info | N330AA photos
Serial #:
22330
Airline: American Airlines
Photo Date: Nov 08, 2008
Uploaded: Nov 09, 2008
Los Angeles Int'l Airport - KLAX, USA - California

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One of the very last pictures we will see of this plane, as she was cut up today. On the left the jaws of doom rip a massive piece of aluminum from the upper fuselage, having already dispatched the wings, and the mid portion of what once was business class. She will be hauled off in trucks to the furnace for smelting. Farewell...

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Nov 08, 2008

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One of the very last pictures we will see of this plane, as she was cut up today. On the left the jaws of doom rip a massive piece of aluminum from the upper fuselage, having already dispatched the wings, and the mid portion of what once was business class. She will be hauled off in trucks to the furnace for smelting. Farewell...