Hello, IFC,
Here are my best photos of the 10 rarest or biggest aircraft that have come on approach.
Thank You!
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What do you think?
Nice! I really like all of these spots.
Great Photos! But…
All of the Alaskan 737-900s are actually 737-800s.
The Pegasus 767 isn’t a -300. It’s the KC-46A Pegasus, a modified 767-200. 😉
Overall, I’m happy with your work. Hope to see more in the future. 👍
Was this in Seattle?
Thank You! Fixed That!
It was on approach for SEATAC, how do you know?
A321NEOs are very rare and I feel like they look cooler then regular A321s because of the shorter and fatter engine - just looks better to me
It’s kinda obvious. I am from Seattle myself. I get phenomenal shots there.
Same, I’m live in Seattle and I was just checking FR34 and found The British Airways BOAC livery departing Seattle
Awesome! I live on NAS Whidbey Island. Coupeville/Anacortes area
Woodinville
Kind of curious when commercial aircraft put gear down. Wonder if it’s before FAF or whenever they want.
Number 4 with the contrail is awesome…
(Just don’t forget about that 10 pic rule…)
Thanks, fixed that!
I really love these spots here!! Keep up the great work/effort you put into them ✈😊😁
btw, my favourite are Iceland air and where the contrail and aircraft meet:
I also saw this:
:)
How rare is this?
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(20 is VERY rare)
Are you using a phone?
SALMON 37. Nickname for the Alaska Seafood special.
He’s using a SX60 Powershot i think
