Well first, I would have the scanner going on Monday. As of 21 hours ago, space.com is saying the Enterprise will be flown to New York's John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport on Monday (April 23), weather permitting. Enterprise should arrive in New York around 11:30 a.m., according to the museum.
Plans call for the shuttle carrier to fly "near a variety of landmarks" in the New York region, including the Statue of Liberty before landing at Kennedy. The flyover near New York landmarks was cleared by the Federal Aviation Administration, said museum spokesman Luke Sacks.
After it arrives at Kennedy, the shuttle will be stored there until June, when it will be loaded onto a barge and floated into New York Harbor, according to the museum. From there, it will be pulled by a tug boat up the Hudson River to the Intrepid.
That should yield some good scanning also..
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