We’ve finally recovered from our Space Shuttle Enterprise-arrival hangovers to publish some of our favorite photos of the landing and the flyovers.
Note: They are still publicly viewable at JFK from the road next to the hangar where they are being stored. Enterprise‘s tail is just a little too tall to fit all the way into the hangar, so it is sticking out a bit, along with the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft.
They’re visible from the Van Wyck Expressway or the airport’s South Service Rd. Check out this map to help you find your way. And don’t stop on the Expressway to look…it’s quite dangerous. Be sure only to stop in a safe place with a shoulder, and also don’t be surprised if a friendly police officer pulls over to tell you to keep moving.
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Eric Dunetz)
(Photo by Eric Dunetz)
(Photo by Eric Dunetz)
(Photo by Eric Dunetz)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Eric Dunetz)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by Fred Miller)
(Photo by TKFred Miller
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by NASA/Matt Hedges)
(Photo by NASA/Scott Andrews)
(Photo by NASA/Scott Andrews)
(Photo by NASA/Scott Andrews)
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by NASA/Bill Ingalls)
(Photo by NASA/Robert Markowitz)
(Photo by NASA/Robert Markowitz)
(Photo by TK)
(Photo by NASA/Paul E. Alers)
(Photo by NASA/Paul E. Alers)
