Turning aircraft into scrap metal

At least better than being close up to what got them there in the first place.....

 

Thanks for the pics!!

 

Seeing those dismembered parts reminds me of how we kept a Cessna 140 in the air when I worked at the Sarasota-Bradenton Airport in the late 40's. One our 140's had an accident that destroyed the tail and aft fuselage. During the hurricane season a 140 in the Palm Beach area had the nose destroyed. We acquired the tail section from that airplane and joined it to the nose section that we had.

 

wonder how they are going to scrap composite aircraft in the future

 

They incinerate them, don't they?

 

Naw, I think that they burn them up.

 

hahahahaha!!!

 

Bob....Hahahahah!!!!!

 

Thanks, guys. If my only contributions are to lighten things up, then that is good.

 

Already an industry. My neighbor works for them.
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