Flying from Taiwan to Hong Kong yesterday on expert, I did those two shots of my Air China A319, one climbing out of my departure airport air space, the other when turning on final. I hope you will enjoy them as much as me.
Happy flights to all!
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Nice pictures! My favorite is the second one.
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Thank you, I appreciate.
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As @TransportForLife would say it
moooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
Which means:
Great shots!
Anyways, really nice!
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Great pictures!
But Air China doesn’t operate between Taipei and Hong Kong. The airlines that operate between these two places are Cathay(Pacific and Dragon), China Airlines, Eva Air, etc.
Air China usually serves Mainland China areas.
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mooooooooo!!?!?!
mooo mooo moo mooo!!!
Translation: why steal my thing!?!!!
Actually it’s fine lol!!!
Simple words I decided to add that I use all the time but make no sense to the reply
yes
ok
what
thank much
no
yayyyyy
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nOiCe PiCs, but could u tell more about the flight plz?
Thx,
Thomas
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Many thanks for the information. Let us say this was a special flight. I try to avoid flying ryanair in the US, but that is it. I am not flying for real! I only try to fly decently… so I focus one one or two planes and thus cannot always get the right livery!
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Thanks,
Just my average daily morning flight. I forgot the name of the departure airport… found the views were nice!
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You are 100% correct.
@Tep_NEMO, why don’t you use a Cathay Pacific B777-300ER, A350-900 (when it gets released) or a Cathay Dragon A330-300, A321-200 or A320 when flying this route next time?
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Many thanks for that, but as stated before, I am not that bothered if the aircraft I use actually flies my route IRL or not… I also prefer the 319 to the 320 and don’t like to fly shorts routes with twin aisles planes.
Thanks anyway!
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I think these photos are really nice! I don’t mind if it’s not 100% realistic. The pictures do all the talking!
Good job!
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Thank you very much.
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