Back to California, completing the circle.
From LA to Hawaii, Hawaii to Sydney, Sydney to Tokyo, Tokyo to Anchorage, and finally, Anchorage to San Francisco. It's been a good trip indeed. Now that we've arrived back stateside, I'm going to put longhaul, and my trusty 767-400ER, away for a while and start doing some different things with different aircraft. This, by no means, means the end of my career in longhaul, I'm just being transferred. 

Early morning in Anchorage, the baggage is being loaded up, the passengers are boarding my jet, and we are preparing for the (not that) long flight.

Now that is a view of the harbor to die for. Dont you love Alaska. Surprise surprise, we are experiencing *drumroll* *gasps* nice weather! Now there's some genuine Alaskan phenomena for you.

Though I will admit it is rather cold. Looking down, we see fog has overtaken this particular channel. Makes for some picture-perfect scenery, though.

After 3 and a half hours of doing... nothing, rather... we make it into San Francisco, who is experiencing some quite lousy weather when I arrive, including lightning. (I tried, PD, I tried.)

It sure feels good to be back stateside. Now, I will share with you my new plans. The 767-400 is being handed over, and I'm going to be flying... another 767. It will be a 300 model, though, and in a completely different, and much more uncommon, paint job.
Good night, and enjoy.
Jet--signing off


Early morning in Anchorage, the baggage is being loaded up, the passengers are boarding my jet, and we are preparing for the (not that) long flight.

Now that is a view of the harbor to die for. Dont you love Alaska. Surprise surprise, we are experiencing *drumroll* *gasps* nice weather! Now there's some genuine Alaskan phenomena for you.


Though I will admit it is rather cold. Looking down, we see fog has overtaken this particular channel. Makes for some picture-perfect scenery, though.

After 3 and a half hours of doing... nothing, rather... we make it into San Francisco, who is experiencing some quite lousy weather when I arrive, including lightning. (I tried, PD, I tried.)

It sure feels good to be back stateside. Now, I will share with you my new plans. The 767-400 is being handed over, and I'm going to be flying... another 767. It will be a 300 model, though, and in a completely different, and much more uncommon, paint job.
Good night, and enjoy.
Jet--signing off
