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Lucky Alice: The next aircraft boneyard!

By Transfercar Admin
1 min read
04 Jul 2011
By Transfercar Admin
1 min read
04 Jul 2011

Lucky Alice Springs? Not so sure if the locals feel that way.

ALICE Springs has been selected to be the first aircraft "boneyard'' outside the US. Functioning in the same way as  Pinal Airpark in Arizona, it will cover an area of 110ha and will house 300 planes in the Northern Territory, taking planes being decommissioned from service, that have been  stripped of all their parts like engines, electronics and wiring to be re-cycled. It will also be a place where aircrafts as big as the A380 can be stored when they are not being used. According to Alice Springs Airport general manager Katie Cooper the initiative is 'ground-breaking'  for this part of the world,  but I wonder how ground breaking the locals and environmentalists think it is. If you're interested in checking it out,  try one of our free cars and campervans! Transfercar.com.au & Transfercar.co.nz