Six Boeing 737 fuselages scrapped by Montana recycling firm
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Pacific Steel and Recycling's
"We've never done fuselages before," Mikkola said, "This is something a little different."
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Representatives from
"They are documenting, making sure every single piece of those fuselages gets scrapped," Mikkola said. "We are hand picking up anything that broke off."
He said he expected the fuselages to be completely bailed by Friday evening and, on Saturday his crew will scrape the ground for any remaining pieces of metal.
Mikkola said he doesn't know what
"I assume most of that stuff will get exported," Mikkola said, "Not much interest domestically, because of the mix of alloys."
A total of six 737 fuselages came off the train when it derailed
They were being shipped from
The cause of the derailment is still under investigation.
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