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[spanky15805]

Well, it has to do with the lack of aircraft to monitor.

These Aerial And Satellite Photos Of An Airport Absolutely Stuffed With Airliners Are Nuts

Nowhere has received more airliners for storage during this crisis than Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville, California.

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Waiting for pictures of Moses Lake to surface...

 

[imonitorit]

https://www.airfleets.net/home/

Search for an airline, then click on it to see how many are grounded. You can see more details (such as specific aircraft) when you click on the number too.

 

[nr2d]

I wonder how many are those are parked because of the 747-800 MAX problems and how many are parked due to the
decreased passenger volume due to the Stay at Home directives.

 

[RaleighGuy]

I wonder how many are those are parked because of the 747-800 MAX problems and how many are parked due to the
decreased passenger volume due to the Stay at Home directives.

Just a wild guess here, but probably all aircraft marked 747-800 MAX are due to their problems and most of the rest are due to covid19 travel decreases. Just look in the first column and it shows aircraft type.

 

[nr2d]

https://www.airfleets.net/flottecie/Southwest%20Airlines.htm

In the posted picture there are a lot of Southwest aircraft.

 

[spanky15805]

I bet that 747-800 MAX has Trent 1000 engines. Andy51 you certified on that? Alcahuete, alphazulu, N1GAW, anybody want to giggle like a little kid again? Empty, 15k on fuel(don't plan on going far, mostly up), max climb from a dead stop.