The second 787 test aircraft (ZA002) is leaving the nest as early as Tuesday, headed to Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville, California about 50mi outside of Los Angeles. This will be the first out of state trip for 787 Flight Test after more than two and a half months of testing at airports in Washington.
Victorville is also the home to a large aircraft boneyard, as the final resting place for the fleets of defunct airlines like Oasis, Silverjet, Aloha, Cargo B and Aladia, as well as a lot of former Delta L-1011s.
Occupancy at Victorville went up significantly in the last two years with older aircraft coming out of service from airlines like United, Singapore Airlines, British Airways and Cathay Pacific.
Occupancy at Victorville went up significantly in the last two years with older aircraft coming out of service from airlines like United, Singapore Airlines, British Airways and Cathay Pacific.
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