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Bloomberg has an Interactive Map showing where the planes are in the USA.

You can scroll through the days, and it also shows which flight paths they took to arrive at their "final" destination, and is color coded by carrier.

Pretty neat!

Edit: Also, they're storing some in the Boeing Employee's Parking Lot: enter image description here

Bloomberg has an Interactive Map showing where the planes are in the USA.

You can scroll through the days, and it also shows which flight paths they took to arrive at their "final" destination, and is color coded by carrier.

Pretty neat!

Bloomberg has an Interactive Map showing where the planes are in the USA.

You can scroll through the days, and it also shows which flight paths they took to arrive at their "final" destination, and is color coded by carrier.

Pretty neat!

Edit: Also, they're storing some in the Boeing Employee's Parking Lot: enter image description here

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BruceWayne
BruceWayne
  • 239
  • 5
  • 13

Bloomberg has an Interactive Map showing where the planes are in the USA.

You can scroll through the days, and it also shows which flight paths they took to arrive at their "final" destination, and is color coded by carrier.

Pretty neat!