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Re:A graphical analysis of women's tops sold on Goodwill's w... by lozaning on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @12:03PM (#23771198)
Being wrote off an entire 787 Dreamliner and donated it to the Pima Air And Space museum. It was going to cost to much to fix and have recertified after it went through testing, so they gave the whole thing away.
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Re:A graphical analysis of women's tops sold on Goodwill's w... by frandroid on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @12:49PM (#23771666)
Possibly the second largest donated item ever, after the aircraft carrier Russia "donated" to India (I think it was in need of $2B worth of repairs...)
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Re:A graphical analysis of women's tops sold on Goodwill's w... by oh_sigh on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @01:53PM (#23772385)
The family that started the Patagonia brand donated 1600 mi^2 of land to Chile to form a national park. That's way bigger than a boat(and probably cheaper to maintain too)!
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Re:A graphical analysis of women's tops sold on Goodwill's w... by kayfox on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @07:11PM (#23775260)
The first 3 flight test aircraft were donated:

ZA001 Went to Nagoya, Japan.

ZA002 Went to Pima Air and Space Museum (as you noted).

ZA003 Went to the Museum of Flight in Seattle.

As for the other three:

ZA004 may still be with Boeing.

ZA005 was scrapped.

ZA006 appears to have been sold to Mexico for a VIP transport.

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