Winter activities @ KJAC

Since I got home from school for the holidays on December 10th, it has been unseasonaly warm with a disgusting lack of precipitation; this changed the night of the 25th though. Over the last 3 days the valley has seen 10 inches while the mountains saw about 20! Then today the skies cleared completely with a high of 10 degrees F which made for the most perfect spotting conditions after a busy morning at work! Im not gonna crowd this section with much commentary so lets get into the pictures!
Equipment: Canon Rebel T7
Airport: Jackson Hole Airport KJAC
Date: Sunday, Dec 28 2025


Starting off with what I came to the airport for is Delta’s daily 757 from Atlanta Georgia with the Sleeping Indian towering over the airport and keeping it safe from the east side of the valley.


Next up is United’s first Denver turn of the day departing 3 hours late for reasons I’m not sure about.


Another Skywest Jet heading south to Los Angeles


One of my favorites of the day was this FlexJet Challenger 3500 heading down to Stuart Florida


Last but certainly not least is the same CRJ7 peek-a-boo’ing through the trees as it climbs out of the valley on the ALPIN4 departure!


And another with the Sleeping Indian
This one; an A319-115 heading to Salt Lake City @Mort Summon


If you liked these pictures, please do consider dropping a follow on my spotting account as it’s very greatly appreciated! I just recently passed 1,000 followers, and am only growing!

Cheers
@United403

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Sorry but this is gonna be mine :alien::smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

Hey we have that in panama too

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How tall is yours?

I believe ~3500ft above sea level

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That’s 3,000 ft below the valley in Jackson :skull:

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Well most of my country sits on sea level lol

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This aircraft is actually a Praetor 500 :grimacing:

Finally the bison king gives us a spotting topic! Great photos bro!

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Thanks so much!!!

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