Sad WOW Air Plane Seen Sitting All Alone at Newark Airport
Last month, WOW air suddenly ceased all service, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded at their destinations. Last week, one of the airline's planes was spotted all alone, seemingly abandoned, at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, NJ.com reported.
#Bankrupt airlines #WowAir parked at Newark airport. Can’t get home. #WowBankrupt #WowAirlines #WOW #EWR #Newark #NewarkLiberty #Airport #NewarkLibertyAirport #NewJersey #AirTravel #AirlineTravel #Iceland #Travel #Airplane #TravelPhotography #Traveling #Stranded #StrandedbyWOW pic.twitter.com/Gao4EwZP7b
— Nitin Madan (@NitinMadan212) March 31, 2019
The Twitter account @NYCAviation posted a picture of the plane, sitting all by its lonesome off a New Jersey Turnpike South ramp, “waiting for someone to love it again.”
Poor, lonely @wow_air A321 sitting off in a corner at EWR, waiting for someone to love it again. #AvGeek pic.twitter.com/8PjNAttB7v
— NYCAviation (@NYCAviation) April 5, 2019
Abigail Goldring, a Port Authority of New York and New Jersey spokeswoman, told NJ.com, “It’s been there since March 28, which was the last time a WOW aircraft flew into Newark.”
Considering the abrupt shutdown of WOW air operations, the plane looks not only looks lonely but a little bit spooky. Like a relic of civilization left after some disaster in a movie. In a way, it reminds us a little of abandoned theme parks or movie sets, slowly deteriorating after being used up.
@NYCAviation said that lessors would likely come to repossess the plane within a week or so.
“We’ve been working with the holding company of WOW – Compass Aviation – to work out details for the movement of that aircraft,” Goldring told NJ.com.