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

Notes:

A closer look at this plane on the day of her ultimate death. She is rolled a bit to port due to the fact that the wings have been torn from her. All salvageable parts have been removed, and just the bits that are no longer good remain. She was ripped apart today to be sent to the smelter. A sad day for this once noble craft. Farewell!!

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Nov 08, 2008

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A closer look at this plane on the day of her ultimate death. She is rolled a bit to port due to the fact that the wings have been torn from her. All salvageable parts have been removed, and just the bits that are no longer good remain. She was ripped apart today to be sent to the smelter. A sad day for this once noble craft. Farewell!!