Hey everybody!
Today I had the chance to head over to BWI and spot. The temperature was a bit on the chilly side, but the lighting was absolutely phenomonal. I went to my new favorite spot (I talked about it in my last post from BWI: Plane Spotting @KBWI 9-15-18 A Rare Catch!), and stood on a crate, looking very conspicuous. Just as a fore note, I decided to lay off the editing, and keep the shots a bit more natural. Anyways, enough jabbering, lets see some shots!
An especially rare United 767-400 landing on 33L, inbound from Houston Intercontinental
Interesting story behind the next two, four Navy F/A-18s flew in formation over my head, then made tight 180 degree turns to line up on 33L. They landed in quick succession, much to my delight.
The second one
A Spirit A319 wobbling a bit, if you look closely you can see two airport employees working on the PAPI lights, must really have a killer view!
United B739 making the runway just a tad darker
Southwest 737-700 with splits (hopefully something we’ll see in the new update!)
The third of the Scimtared 737s, a Delta 737-900ER
N246NN, an American Eagle ERJ-175
Wait, make that four splits in a row. United 737-800, in the top left corner is a BJ landing on 33R (can’t quite tell which one it is)
To finish it off is an alternate view of the World Airways DC-10 (also talked about it in my last post at BWI). I got this shot by entering the fenced-off area around the aircraft. The gates to enter the area were wide open, so I did a cool walk-around of the aircraft (PM me if you would like to see more photos from that)
Unfortunately, I can only fit 10 photos in this post, so I will make another after this. Hope you guys enjoyed the shots!
Part 2 of the shots: Golden Hour @BWI 11-17-18, Part 2