As a aviation lover this is absolutely heart wrenching to see. Just think that airplane flew to that location under its own power only to be cut up I have 13 acres here in N.M. I would love to have that on my property just think I could wake up every morning with a cup of coffee and see a beautiful iconic 707.
Great capture, AAF. Amazing to see after 60 years how strong it stood against all the hydraulic cutting machines. I’m surprised the weather radar was still on it after all these years too. Well done on a good video.
Thank you! Completely agreed, a pretty sturdy design. Another surprising one for me was how well the bumpers on the main landing gear worked. You can't really see it in the video but they were constantly spreading binder material in the area as there was quite a bit hydraulic oil pouring out of the fuselage. She was in a pretty good condition... ~ Ole ✈️
A real shame a museum couldn't have stepped in and took on this 707, Being a Rolls Royce Conway powered one it is pretty rare. The sound of that cutter reminds me of a dentist's drill! 😭 A shame an analysis wasn't done on airframe corrosion or lack of being parked up for so many years?
It’s sad to see the 707 die and how it was a plane which had many years of service I was crying because that’s a plane that now how every 707 is gone 😢
This is absolutely disgusting! There’s no excuse for the destruction of a piece of aviation heritage and a vintage aircraft. There’s no excuse for this whatsoever. The person who made that decision deserves all the shame and hate they get.
@@AreeyaKKC No they didn’t. There were groups that were raising money to move the jet. They wanted rid of it to put a spare 737 there. No effort was made to preserve the jet. It’s not excusable regardless anyway. If it was offered free, many foundations would’ve taken it as it is very easy to move it as it’s a narrow body and all you have to do is take the wings and tail fins off and transport them to a new location.
@@FlatEarthKiller Wrong. The people dedicated to saving it and other party’s offered to have it moved to another location but Hamburg blocked and ignored all of them. They weren’t interested in saving the plane at all. Stop trying to justify it. There is no justification. Shouldn’t of happened, it was a disgrace that it did. Stop trying to justify it.
Incredibly sad how this classic plane came to its end... A shame it couldn't be saved from scrapping. Anyway, nice video, beautifully filmed. Thanks for sharing!
“Hamburg Airport announced that the aircraft will be scrapped due to a lack of money for maintenance. “ Fwick this Shw1t Maybe we can play swapping characters: “ Boeing 707-430 announced that the Hamburg airport will be scrapped due to lack of money for maintenance. “
@@ishan4763 scrap yourself first than scrap the plane scrappers is the respectful way to scrap it as those scrappers worked how hard they are just coming in trash cans for levy charges because they disrespect historical value of the plane.
So sad to see this beautiful airplane scrapped. I believe lots of money could've been raised to save this unique aircraft. The Boeing 707-400 series should've been preserved into the Smithsonian museum or somewhere overseas in Europe. Shame on the person who made the decision to scrap an integral part of aviation. That's too bad.
I see no reason to scrap an aircraft this old. There is no use for any of the parts as no 707s are flying anymore. The whole reason to cut retired planes like these up is to use the parts for other of the type. Literally such a wast of a historical airplane.
@@spongebubatz i said i guessed it was a different model. i knew it was a 707 because you can still see it at his house from the satellite view but you cant tell what the tail number
Wasn't surprised to see that tbh, the whole dismantling went pretty bad considering that the nose, engines, gear and all windows fuselage elemets were to be sold. ~ Ole ✈️
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As a aviation lover this is absolutely heart wrenching to see. Just think that airplane flew to that location under its own power only to be cut up I have 13 acres here in N.M. I would love to have that on my property just think I could wake up every morning with a cup of coffee and see a beautiful iconic 707.
Whoever made the decision to scrap this bird instead of having her preserved really has no respect for aviation.
here in my country they already destroyed dc 3
Dc-3 was great! How dare them
You got hat right!!
A total waste……. 😊
If it can't pay for itself, it's gotta go.
Rest in peace Boeing 707 you will always be remembered like the Concorde and the 747
This belongs in a museum, not being turned into coke cans and fridges
Tears my heart. I started flying the 707-436 and -336 in 1970 for BOAC. Flying her for 5,000 hours was pure, real, flying and piloting.
That is throughly sad to see. Great work on filming
this still hurts to watch. rip D-ABOD ♥
Great capture, AAF.
Amazing to see after 60 years how strong it stood against all the hydraulic cutting machines.
I’m surprised the weather radar was still on it after all these years too.
Well done on a good video.
Thank you! Completely agreed, a pretty sturdy design. Another surprising one for me was how well the bumpers on the main landing gear worked. You can't really see it in the video but they were constantly spreading binder material in the area as there was quite a bit hydraulic oil pouring out of the fuselage. She was in a pretty good condition... ~ Ole ✈️
@@AileronAviationFilms How dare they destroy the plane Put it in a museum or preserve it
Auch wenn die Geräusche jedes einzelne Mal weh tun: Toll, dass Ihr das Ende der D-ABOD bis zum bitteren Ende dokumentiert habt! R.I.P. D-ABOD ❤
Shame on you, Hamburg Airport. RIP D-ABOD
Old planes do not deserved to be scrapped. They should be preserved at museums and not turned into anything else
I flew on the exact plane in 1969 it was very nice but very loud but still the best flight I ever had sad to see the 707-430 get scrapped
There goes my chance to see a 707😭 I’m actually crying
Bro some still exist. Just not the 400 series
A real shame a museum couldn't have stepped in and took on this 707, Being a Rolls Royce Conway powered one it is pretty rare. The sound of that cutter reminds me of a dentist's drill! 😭 A shame an analysis wasn't done on airframe corrosion or lack of being parked up for so many years?
It’s sad to see the 707 die and how it was a plane which had many years of service I was crying because that’s a plane that now how every 707 is gone 😢
This is absolutely disgusting! There’s no excuse for the destruction of a piece of aviation heritage and a vintage aircraft. There’s no excuse for this whatsoever. The person who made that decision deserves all the shame and hate they get.
They offered it free to anyone who wanted it. No takers so it was scrapped.
@@AreeyaKKC No they didn’t. There were groups that were raising money to move the jet. They wanted rid of it to put a spare 737 there. No effort was made to preserve the jet. It’s not excusable regardless anyway. If it was offered free, many foundations would’ve taken it as it is very easy to move it as it’s a narrow body and all you have to do is take the wings and tail fins off and transport them to a new location.
@@demonblooddrinker7671 descriptions says it all
@@FlatEarthKiller Wrong. The people dedicated to saving it and other party’s offered to have it moved to another location but Hamburg blocked and ignored all of them. They weren’t interested in saving the plane at all. Stop trying to justify it. There is no justification. Shouldn’t of happened, it was a disgrace that it did. Stop trying to justify it.
@@skyefalconthehungrydragon9935 Sorry for offending you, i was commenting to put food on the table
this plane shouldn’t be remade as phone and computers, or soda cans
i am afraid that i am using its metal now
It’s a job I could never do.
Incredibly sad how this classic plane came to its end... A shame it couldn't be saved from scrapping. Anyway, nice video, beautifully filmed. Thanks for sharing!
i cant watch this anymore
Rip😢
“Hamburg Airport announced that the aircraft will be scrapped due to a lack of money for maintenance. “ Fwick this Shw1t
Maybe we can play swapping characters: “ Boeing 707-430 announced that the Hamburg airport will be scrapped due to lack of money for maintenance. “
Good bye Classic Aircraft💔💔 😭😭
My toy plane when my cousin returns it to me...
That is dark
Who ever made the decision to destroy this fancy old school aircraft should go to h311
lufthansa technik is too poor to save a plane
Why doesn't Boing save their planes?
@@miskatonic6210 Not their business
you do realize this hasn't flown in decades
Wenn ich Baggerfahrer wäre würde ich kündigen bevor ich das machen müsste!
You might want to change your registration in the video you got D-ABOD when it’s D-ABOB
First flight December 20 1957. Total built 1,010 production ended 1991
This airport is being disrespectful to this plane, I will NEVER go to that airport forever! 🤬
Tell me the 'respectful' way to scrap this plane
@@ishan4763 scrap yourself first than scrap the plane scrappers is the respectful way to scrap it as those scrappers worked how hard they are just coming in trash cans for levy charges because they disrespect historical value of the plane.
I’m never going to Hamburg airport. It’s a boycott I’ll happily do
@@demonblooddrinker7671 not visiting an airport because they scrapped a plane is wild 💀
IM NEVER GOING TO MOJAVE CALIFORNIA ✊✊✊ THAT'LL SHOW 'EM
@@ishan4763 I don’t live in Germany bud :)
So sad to see this beautiful airplane scrapped. I believe lots of money could've been raised to save this unique aircraft. The Boeing 707-400 series should've been preserved into the Smithsonian museum or somewhere overseas in Europe. Shame on the person who made the decision to scrap an integral part of aviation. That's too bad.
Farewell 707
Really sad to see this...
NONONONONONO STOP! That's the wrong plane, that one belongs to John Travolta.
Poor old plane. Very sad.
707 not to scrapped it has to be preserved
We, AvGeeks, consider this action shameful. Discarding the last example is a total lack of respect for aviation history!
Man hätte den Flieger auch in den Stadtpark stellen können wie man es in Osteuropa macht 😿
In LA ist eine DC8 in einem Park auf Stelzen. Man hat sie sogar neu angemalt.
The saddest part knowing its the last of its kind is hearing that angle grinder disposing the remains 😢
I am sad for the last Boeing 707 now we have to build replicas if we want it :(
Are there any preserved 707s
Yes.@@railfandepotproductions
@@Windows95-likes-old-tech I think the front of the 707 is in a museum
They were talking about the 707-400 there are still other 707 variants
Why
Could not watch the entire video, too sad and such a waste. Ought to be in a fine aviation museum, anywhere!
I hate It when people scrap planes
I see no reason to scrap an aircraft this old. There is no use for any of the parts as no 707s are flying anymore. The whole reason to cut retired planes like these up is to use the parts for other of the type. Literally such a wast of a historical airplane.
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There’s still plenty of 707s on display. Even a -430 model.
And some are in military service
D-abob is Hamburg old plane travis age 6-7
I feel as if that 707 is screaming in pain!! Should have preserved her!! Or turned her into a cool restaurant or even a hotel.
FUCK HOPE!!!!!! IT IS EXPENDABLE LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE IN LIFE!!!!
Whoever is scrapping this force Boeing to make the same one (edit: no likes? Omg)
Why would they do this 😩
This is so horrible to tear down that plane ✈️ America has no respect for our souvenirs
This was germany not america
Cool but the noise is🤬🤬🤬🤬
why did you film the whole thing :(
i am guessing that john Travolta's 707 was a different model. now with the HISTORICAL AIRCRAFT RESTORATION SOCIETY LLC (NAPLES FL)
John Travolta‘s 707 is a 707-138B, the one scrapped is a 707-430, it was the last one in one piece
@@spongebubatz i said i guessed it was a different model. i knew it was a 707 because you can still see it at his house from the satellite view but you cant tell what the tail number
10:27 surprising to see no chocks attached - safety? 😲
Wasn't surprised to see that tbh, the whole dismantling went pretty bad considering that the nose, engines, gear and all windows fuselage elemets were to be sold. ~ Ole ✈️
Absolutely phenomenal!!!.
This ACTUALLY should be in a museum
There is one in a muesueum
Why do they use water?
They use it as a coolant for the saw. With no water the saw will be damaged a lot quicker
Also dust prevention
Why on earth would they scrap the last one? They should have let a museum have it 😢
No museum was interested in getting it. Transport was too expensive
@@AileronAviationFilmsthat is such a shame 😢
@@AileronAviationFilmsso much for a museum then
There's a lot of museums with 707s across the world
@@ishan4763 are there? Apparently not for the 430 model
Everything that has a beginning has an end ... it is the end of the path ...
RIP 707 ????-2021
The only reason for me to like this video is because in a way it kinda serves as a funeral- farewell d abod
11:38, Boeing 707 to the other airplane: the way I look now, the way you will look in some years
Triste fim para uma bela aeronave.
I used to have a 707 nosecone in the garden for my kids to play in, looks like this one was being saved as well 👍
its clear pain
Out with old, in with the new!
sounds like woodbroke😕
Fly high.
This is so sad 5:40
💔💔💔😢😢😢😢😢 no that’s so sad
Nooooooo- too late 😭😭😭😭
Really really sad to see 😢
Sehr schade um dieses tolle Flugzeug
Should have been saved!!
There is one in a muesueum
Am i the only one in these comments that isnt sad?
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