Airplane Boneyards List and Map
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1 day ago
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| airplaneboneyards.com
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jasoncartwright
52 minutes ago
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You may also enjoy Cockpit Casual from Nomadic Aviation Group. Their amazing COVID-era videos often ended at these storage airports.

https://www.youtube.com/@CockpitCasual

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spking
3 hours ago
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If you’re ever in the Tucson area, highly recommend Pima Air Museum.

Would not recommend visiting between May-September as it feels as if you’re walking around in an outdoor blast furnace.

https://pimaair.org/

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chasd00
1 hour ago
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I’ve been there, it’s a great museum. There’s an SR-71 there for one thing.
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jambalaya8
2 hours ago
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That's pretty much all of Arizona from late April through October.
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meerita
1 hour ago
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Question for the locals: I do not live in the USA, but I would love to visit someday and jump into some planes to take pictures. Is it open to the public? Does it require permission?
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spking
45 minutes ago
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Also if you’re talking specifically about the planes in the boneyards, would not recommend doing that in the desert. You will find some other “visitors” like rattlesnakes, scorpions etc. that have made the plane their habitat.

https://www.holloman.af.mil/News/Features/Display/Article/31...

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spking
48 minutes ago
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Depends. Taking pictures in front of or around the planes is no problem, but majority are pretty much sealed off. That said, most of the bigger aerospace museums have several planes and helicopters with cockpit and cabin access.
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hyperific
55 minutes ago
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According to the site, many airplane boneyards are limited access sites and do not provide tours. You can always call or email them and ask though.
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