Real life plane spotting in Larnaca +united air force 737-700 😱

Real World Aviation Spotting
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Real life plane spotting

Location

Mackenzie beach Larnaca (next to runway 22)

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A320-200 Austrian airlines🇦🇹

From: Vienna :austria:

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A321-200 Lufthansa cargo :germany:

From: Frankfurt :germany:

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A320-200 Qatar airways :qatar:

From:Doha🇶🇦

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A321-200 Sunclass airlines :sweden:

From: Helsinki :finland:

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777-300ER Emirates :united_arab_emirates:

From : DUBAI :united_arab_emirates:

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A330-300 Sunclass airlines :sweden:

From: Stockholm :sweden:

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And finaly 737-700 united states air force :us_outlying_islands:

To: unkown :prohibited:

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Nice to see a fellow planespotter at LCLK! By the way I think this belongs in the Real World Aviation > Spotting category

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I think it is a ceo and not a neo because it has sharklets and the neo doesnt have sharklets so you should change that

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It’s actually the A321-200. The lengthy fuselage is the trait that distinguishes it from the rest of the family.

Not necessarily. Some CEOs have the sharklets after slight adjustments for fuel burn. That one in the image has wingtip fences. All NEOs have sharklets. Also, the CFM56 engines give away that it’s a CEO.

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oh i sometimes mix up winglets and sharklets but what i was saying was that it was a ceo and not a neo

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Sorry my bad

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Don’t worry, I used to think that the a321neo and a321nx were completely different models (Not to mention I didn’t even know the differences between the 737 and a320 families but still named myself an “avgeek” lol)

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