Where did the airlines park their airplanes? // WOW!!!

As a Southwest Airlines crewmember, I got very emotional watching this. Just when I thought I'd seen all of the parked planes, more would pop up. These are my babies.

As a grounded flight attendant, this breaks my heart. To most people, the sky is the limit, but to us, the sky is home. I hope everyone is staying safe during this time. Take care.

As a flight attendant from Southwest, it is sad to see so many of any aircraft sitting out there, no matter what airline or company they represent. Like you said, they hold so many stories within the wingspan of each and every one and have so many more to make. They just need to take off and have the opportunity to do so. I have faith that will happen. That is all we have. Thank you so much for doing this and sharing this with us. As surreal as it is to see, it is beautiful as well.

Thanks for the tour! Incredibly sad to see thousands grounded all over the world. I’ve been a Flying Aggie for 56 years, and I find this terrifying that there is no commerce conducted by air left in the world right now. That’s scarier than the virus. Birds gotta fly, people gotta work.

"Would the owner of a white 737, please move. You parked me in!"

And that's just a drop in the bucket, compared to the number that are parked world wide.

Thank you for taking us on the great flight

Imagine the mechanical attention every single plane is going to require before take off again and the enormous TRAFFIC JAM!

As a pilot for one of the majors who just deposited a jet to the now full KSBD, thank you for your video. The music overlay and cinematography with controller audio was perfect. I really liked your poetic description of all the idle jets at KVCV. Airline pilots like myself whom often complain about long days, unruly east coast controllers, bad weather, and the hazards of being on the road half of every month suddenly have an appreciation for what we took for granted. Air travel is a true modern marvel and should be cherished.

Man that background music and those planes on ground just standing there...how temporary is our existence. Love you all.

This one is very sad. I almost shed tears while watching this. You can imagine how many jobs are kept on ground along with these aircrafts.

As a Brazilian airliner employee, this was the saddest video i have seen showing how our industry was affected... stay strong, everyone. We will hopefully be flying again soon...

This has brought tears into my eyes. I am a big fan of aviation and seeing how this industry has been brutally hit by this pandemic its just shocking. Hopefully one day they fly and everyone will travel again.

I have never seen so many Delta planes in one place other than ATL.

Well produced ... fantastic editing, choice of music and voice over ... actually brought a tear ... I saw my jet down there !

Fun video! I shared the San Andreas Fault video with a friend, and he shared this with me. I took my family out to see the poppies one spring and it had snowed the night before. It was like the scene in The Wizzard of Oz with snow on the poppies. Beautiful! Love the doors closing at the end; nice effect. Thanks!

The logistics of finally moving all of those back out will be mind boggling.

I’m a Southwest Flight Attendant and I hurts my heart to see all of those planes grounded. 💔💔

That was so cool that the air traffic controllers were so helpful, so accommodating, so welcoming, and so willing to share information. Thanks to you and to them for this awesome video.

It’s like something out of a movie I can just imagine a fallout type setting where these planes are rusted and everything is grown up