Since the end of World War Two, aircraft being stored and/or scrapped have been a familiar part of the Kemble skyline. The tradition continues; Kemble's long runway and ample space making it ideal for the dismantling of large aircraft. Whilst some aircraft remain for a considerable time, others disappear in just a few weeks.

Registration Type Arrived Status   B-HVY B.747-236F 29/4/08 being reduced to spares   TF-ARG B.747-236 09/10/06 scrapped 4/6/07   G-BDXE B.747-236 16/11/05 scrapped 24/9/07   G-BDXF B.747-236 28/11/05 scrapped by 20/10/06   OE-LRE R-J 100LR 17/10/06 scrapped by 31/10/06   N25AG Jetstar 2 21/09/06 scrapped by 31/10/06   V8-RBA B.757-2M6 13/07/05 scrapped by 31/8/06   G-BYDA DC-10-30 06/05/05 scrapped July 2005   LN-KKA Fokker 50 20/07/04 scrapped November 2004   TF-ATC B.747-236 20/04/04 scrapped August 2004   5X-ONE DC-10-30 11/01/04 scrapped June 2004   VT-EVC A300B4-203 13/06/03 scrapped October 2003   N571RY DC-10-10 15/04/03 scrapped July 2003   EI-HCB B.727-223F 08/01/03 scrapped March 2003   N435XS A310-304   scrapped February 2004   N440XS A310-304   scrapped March 2004