Pictures tell a sad tail of thousands of planes

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Mon Sep 14, 2020

Pictures tell a sad tail of thousands of planes that are parked around the world because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 8,000 planes are grounded and most are parked in the US deserts where it is very dry. These pictures were taken over aircraft parks in Arizona and California by James Woodrow who is based in LA but hails from Perth Australia.

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