Day 1 (10/20/2004) 1st stop
PIMA Air & Space Museum: Tucson, Arizona


Welcome to another virtual online tour. This trip and webpage series starts in Tucson, and includes Phoenix, Los Angeles, and finally ends in San Diego, California. This trip will take four days and we tried to include as many attractions as possible. After arriving in Tucson after a four hour flight, our first sight to see is the PIMA Air & Space Museum which is better knows and the famous Airplane Graveyard. What most surprised me however is that it really is not completely a graveyard. Most planes are preserved there for future use of parts for use on other planes currently in operation. They locally call the graveyard, a Airplane Reclamation Yard because most of these planes will be used again for some use or another eventually. Some few may be re-flown others may be disassembled for part to be sold around the world. Only a few planes are actually completely decommissions and those are destroyed by slicing the fuselage to guarantee no other flight. Enjoy the photos. The PIMA Air & Space Museum will be covered on two pages.

Paul J. Lossner


PIMA Air & Space Museum
& Airplane Graveyard


Inside the Museum


Out Into the Yard!


This is one Big Plane Inside and Out,
Makes for good shade!

NOTE: All Pictures Taken using a Nikon Coolpix 885 Digital Camera by Paul Lossner

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Paul J. Lossner

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