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National Geographic: Breaking Up The Biggest - Boeing 747
For years, when a jumbo jet reached the end of its lifespan, it would end up in a scrap yard. But now a team of recyclers is determined to reuse every piece. Witness each step of the process with the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association.
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