Teruel: Resurrection of an aircraft cemetery
By DW
10 September 2022 |
12:33 pm
The Spanish town of Teruel became the last stop for many passenger jets during the pandemic, and has become home to endless rows of mothballed airplanes. Now Germany's largest airline is gradually waking them from their slumber.
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