@cnbc: Engine and parts shortages are pushing some owners to dismantle young planes rather than wait years to return them to service. ⠀ Those planes are typically built to last for decades. CNBC's Leslie Josephs explains. ⠀ Find the full report at the #linkinbio or the link on screen. #CNBC

dg_led :

that plane could've been sold and turned into someone home project

JOHN🇲🇪 :

engines alone are worth more then the frame

JJ :

We really fly in a soda can 😭

(FWWR)loverFortworthWestern^_^ :

I still miss spirit

fgbjhg :

I mean it’s from spirit airlines

ronnierants84 :

What a waste of

applefan_767 :

Seems logical to me. The metal isn’t nearly as expensive as the engines.

fuuco :

to make everything cost more

Ryan Melendez :

Hurts to watching

Kyle Pendleton :

My dad is a pilot

user4651927758934 :

insanity

D Loh :

Unbelievable

Betty-O :

Ngl that looks like fun.😕

Jason Elsberry :

Good. We need to stop having them sit around for years. Donate the ones we can for Firefighting & Emergency Services, Etc. Recycle the rest. Same with All Vehicles.

Broward123 :

Lolo :

did any of these planes get built with government subsidy?

J :

Long overdue