Original sentence: From this the term "Mojave" has come to refer to the temporary storage of aircraft, e.Most end-of-service airliners end up in the Mojave desert, at the Mojave Spaceport (aka "The Airplane Boneyard").Well-known and memorable airliners history include the DC-3; the Concorde (operated 1976–2003, by two airlines only, British Airways and Air France, and capable of flying at twice the speed of sound); the Boeing 747 "jumbo jet" (from 1968 to 2005 the only airliner with two passenger decks); and the Tupolev Tu-154
Edited sentence: (* Note that Mojave is also used for temporary storage of aircraft, e.Most end-of-service airliners end up in the Mojave desert, at the Mojave Spaceport (aka "The Airplane Boneyard")*.Other well-known airliners include the Concorde (operated 1976–2003, by two airlines only, British Airways and Air France, and capable of flying at twice the speed of sound) and the Boeing 747 "jumbo jet" (from 1968 to 2005 the only airliner with two passenger decks), and the Tupolev Tu-154.The best-known airliner in history is likely the DC-3