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3 viewsAirline: AirtranType: 717Registration: N966ATAirport: ATLCity: AtlantaState: GeorgiaCountry: USADate Taken: August 2005
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6 viewsAirline: QatarType: 777-200LRRegistration: A7-BBCAirport: JFKCity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: February 2010Qatar has typically come in with 777-300ER's to JFK, now they are also operating the 777-200LR. Any airplane looks great in the Qatar color scheme
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14 viewsAirline: ATAType: 757-300Registration: N555TZAirport: LAXCity: Los AngelesState: CaliforniaCountry: USADate Taken: December 2004
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13 viewsAirline: QatarType: A310Registration: A7-AFEAirport: JFKCity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: September 2009This is the kind of color scheme that looks good on any airplane in the fleet!
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19 viewsAirline: QatarType: A330-200Registration: A7-AFMAirport: FRACity: FrankfurtState: -Country: GermanyDate Taken: September 2009Qatar A330-200 inbound from Doha late in evening holds short of rwy 7L for departing traffic. Note the faint looking LH747 that just departed seconds ago (just above the Qatar titles on the fuselage). I know that my AFM (Airport Friends Munich) buddies especially like this registration
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5 viewsAirline: QatarType: A300-600RRegistration: A7-ABYAirport: ZRHCity: ZurichState: -Country: SwitzerlandDate Taken: February 2006
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16 viewsAirline: QatarType: 777-300Registration: A7-BAIAirport: JFKCity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: December 2008
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18 viewsAirline: ATAType: L1011Registration: N162ATAirport: JFKCity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: July 2002
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28 viewsAirline: EgyptairType: 767-300Registration: SU-GAOAirport: JFKCity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: October 1990Egyptair 763 seen holding on taxiway Lima Alpha as Avensa 737 is taxiing on Bravo enroute to 31L for departure, followed by Kalitta DC8. Sadly, Egyptair lost both their 767's (SU-GAO is seen here and SU-GAP was crashed into the ocean near Nantucket after departure out of JFK November 1999). –GAO arrived in Harare, Zimbabwe during a thunderstorm with heavy rain and high winds. Shortly before touchdown, the aircraft's right engine struck the runway, taking the engine off the wing and causing the plane to run off the runway. There were no fatalities but the airplane was a writeoff. The interesting thing is that both airplanes were mechanically perfect when they were written off..
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18 viewsAirline: AirTranType: 717Registration: N980ATAirport: CLTCity: CharlotteState: North CarolinaCountry: USADate Taken: April 2009DEAR VIEWER, YOU MAY NOW LEAVE COMMENTS ON THE PHOTOS BY LOGGING IN AND REGISTERING. I HAD TO DO THAT BECAUSE WITHOUT REGISTERING THE COMMENT SECTION WAS GETTING SLAMMED WITH SPAM NONSENSE. THANKS, JOE
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61 viewsAirline: ATAType: 737-800Registration: N301TZAirport: MDWCity: ChicagoState: IllinoisCountry: USADate Taken: June 2002
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27 viewsAirline: VIMType: 757-200Registration: EI-LTAAirport: MUCCity: MunichState: BavariaCountry: GermanyDate Taken: March 2006Former ATA 757 rests in the most snow Munich has seen in years and figures that's the weekend I'm there! There were actually a total of 4 ATA 757s parked side by side, all with titles removed and about to be prepped by LTU Maintenance for service with VIM Airlines of Russia.
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212 viewsAirline: ContinentalType: MD80Registration: N18835Airport: LGACity: QueensState: New YorkCountry: USADate Taken: March 1994This photo was taken inside one of American Airlines' maintenance hangars in LaGuardia. The MD80 was brought in there for post-crash investigation and as is usually done after an accident, hide it from the passengers flying into and out of the airport. When I walked inside the airplane, about half way down the fuselage I felt a hump under my feet, that is where the fuselage buckled as the airplane ran off the end of the runway (I believe it was runway 31?), coming to rest on a dike. There were no fatalities luckily. For those that know me these days, obviously I don't wear my hair like that anymore haha
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19 viewsAirline: American Trans AirType: 737-800Registration: N803TZAirport: MIACity: MiamiState: FloridaCountry: USADate Taken: January 2005ATA is already sorely missed! Regards to all former ATA employees
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