As many of you know, I really enjoy taking day trips to go spotting! 2 friday’s ago, to reward myself for getting an 88% on my skill checks in my ATC tower sim class, I woke up early to fly to SLC! My grade wasn’t the only reason I chose SLC… oh no. On this particular day, Southwest, Delta, and JetBlue were both sending special liveries to the airport! In addition to this, I saw one of my favorite teachers from Highschool randomly while eating breakfast at market street grill which made the day especially worth while. As always, if you enjoy the pictures, a follow for my spotting account is greatly appreciated - I’m very close to 2,000 followers!
Spotting Information
Airport: Salt Lake City International Airport KSLC
Equipment: Canon Rebel T7
Date: Friday, Feb 20th 2026
JBU647 arriving from Boston - one of 2 JB A220s bearing this livery that came to Salt Lake City while I was there! The other was JU671 from New York City! I was only made aware of these liveries because @PhorzaSky did some research for me!
One of probably 2 dozen A321neos operated by Delta that I saw during the day! This one was departing to Washington National as DL820!
The first southwest - Freedom One
heading to Sacramento CA as WN3610!
Another A321neo - this one arriving from Orlando as DL2025
@Waxyscorpion308
And another - DLC657 to Boston.
DL1095 going to Los Angeles
Freedom one arriving from Dallas-Love
Apologies for the blurry picture. The window I took this was was disgustingly dirty.
AM793 heading back to Guadalajara after spending the night in Salt Lake City! Over the last few years, Aeromexico has grown to service 3 cities from SLC aboard the 737-800, max 8 and E190!
Just as SLC is a massive base for the A220s, it is also a base for the 767-300er which is used for longhauls to Lima, Lihue, Honolulu, Kona and Kahului, as well as to their hubs in Atlanta and New York JFK! This one was departing to Atlanta as DL835 where it spent 5 days in maintenance upon arrival.
One of United’s 69 A319-131’s getting prepped and ready to operate UA1322 back to Washington Dulles.
Cheers
