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Yellow Airbus A320 parked in Albertville sparks buyer rumors

A bright yellow Airbus A320 formerly of Spirit Airlines is parked in Albertville, Alabama, fueling speculation about its wealthy new owner.

Nov 7, 2026, 1:23 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Travel Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
Photo: CellarDoor85 (Robert Aehnelt). / CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Two local news outlets, wtug.com and 953thebear.com, reported on a yellow Airbus A320 airliner parked in Albertville, Alabama. The plane was formerly operated by Spirit Airlines, which is no longer in service, leaving several aircraft in storage.

The Airbus A320 is parked at Aviation Service Partners in Albertville, a company known for aircraft repair and interior customization for affluent clients. The plane's bright yellow color has drawn attention and speculation about its new owner.

Rumors suggest the jet may belong to a wealthy Alabama businessman or businesswoman, with social media linking the plane's color to a prominent wood company in South Alabama. However, no official confirmation has been made about the buyer's identity.

The presence of such a large jet at a small-town airport has surprised locals, highlighting the contrast between the aircraft's size and the airport's runway.

Both sources emphasize the secrecy surrounding the buyer while noting the significant value of these Airbus planes, some worth up to $100 million.

Sources
  1. wtug.com: Alabama Airbus A320 Parked In Albertville Sparks Buyer Rumors
  2. 953thebear.com: Alabama Airbus A320 Parked In Albertville Sparks Buyer Rumors
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