Although most well-known aircraft boneyards are located in the United States, Europe is also home to some of the largest storage sites in the world. Several gained prominence during the COVID-19 ...

The Teruel Airport boneyard is located in Europe and is known to be the continent's largest airplane boneyard, with a parking space for more than 400 retired and damaged aircraft.

In Europe, the closest thing to a boneyard is the private fighter jet collection of vintner Michel Pont. Russia has the capacity to store warbirds, but most of the fleet was likely cut up for ...

For example, the U.S. boneyard has 36 EA-6B prowler aircraft that specialize in jamming radars and communication systems. These systems were retired over the past decade and can be used to ...

Located 50 mi. north from the aircraft boneyard at Pinal Park, the new facility will accompany the company's existing European sites in Castellón, Spain and its headquarters in St Athan, UK.

Though Washington has not committed to supplying Kyiv with combat aircraft, the United States Air Force has begun sending “stripped-down” F-16 Fighting Falcons to Ukraine.

VAW-123 transferred two of their four E-2C Hawkeye aircraft to the boneyard. This event was part of the squadron’s transition to the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye to be completed in mid-2025. (Image ...

Air Force Sent More A-10s to the Boneyard in 2024, But It Continues to Use the Aircraft Overseas U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft fly over the U.S. Central Command area of ...

Once an aircraft has been stripped of its usable parts, its owner—the Air Force, Forest Services and others—usually asks AMARG to get rid of it. The first step is to pull off anything ...