ALERT CENTER: F-14 Tomcat fight jet moved to Cradle of Aviation Museum
The jet will be restored and put on display for all to see.
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Jun 15, 2022, 9:12 AM
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Updated 1,116 days ago
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yesterdayA F-14
Tomcat fighter jet was moved to the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City
overnight.
The jet
will be restored and put on display for all to see.
The jet is the last plane to leave the old Grumman
building in Bethpage where it has been since 2008.
A
California company now plans to turn the Grumman building into a warehouse.
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