Boeing 747 and 787 at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona
Who can resist more airplanes? 🙂
4 thoughts on “Postcard From Tucson, Arizona”
Blue skies and blue planes. It reminds me of immense power required to lift these planes into the air and keep them there. And, yes more airplanes!
I dawdled over these planes and a few others and ended up not getting to the B-52s. But something about these large commercial planes appeals to me. I’d love to fly on a 747 – so far the closest I’ve come is an A330. And the 747s seem to be on the decline.
another place close by that I’d like to see but was too busy seeing other things or just passed thru Tucson without thinking about it.
It’s a very impressive collection of planes, and we didn’t come close to seeing all of them. We also passed by the “Airplane Boneyard” at Davis-Monthan air base but it is currently not open to the public. Another stop for a future visit.
Blue skies and blue planes. It reminds me of immense power required to lift these planes into the air and keep them there. And, yes more airplanes!
I dawdled over these planes and a few others and ended up not getting to the B-52s. But something about these large commercial planes appeals to me. I’d love to fly on a 747 – so far the closest I’ve come is an A330. And the 747s seem to be on the decline.
another place close by that I’d like to see but was too busy seeing other things or just passed thru Tucson without thinking about it.
It’s a very impressive collection of planes, and we didn’t come close to seeing all of them. We also passed by the “Airplane Boneyard” at Davis-Monthan air base but it is currently not open to the public. Another stop for a future visit.