PHL Spotting 3/3/09

[Willit Run]

Some more from todays trip.

Enjoy!!

[flyboy 28]

Fantastic shots, Cory. Hopefully I can get down there to nab some frames with the snow still on the ground.

[tcco94]

Oh I love these alot better! 8-) These are mostly 777's am I correct?
Also what airline is USA 3000?

Great shots

[flyboy 28]

Oh I love these alot better! 8-) These are mostly 777's am I correct?
Also what airline is USA 3000?

I spy only one T7.

USA 3000 flies mostly to Florida and the Caribbean.

[BigTruck]

I spy....767, 777, A320, Gulfstream***, A330

Am I right (beside the Gulf, not sure what model off the top of my head)

[tcco94]

Oh I love these alot better! 8-) These are mostly 777's am I correct?
Also what airline is USA 3000?

I spy only one T7.

USA 3000 flies mostly to Florida and the Caribbean.

Ah stupid me

[flyboy 28]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

[tcco94]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

That was easy
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.s ... entry=true

I never knew you could do that.  8-)

[BigTruck]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

That's no fun, I prefer to guess off the top of my head, and if I'm wrong, my answer usually comes to me  ;D

[flyboy 28]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

That's no fun, I prefer to guess off the top of my head, and if I'm wrong, my answer usually comes to me

[BigTruck]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

That's no fun, I prefer to guess off the top of my head, and if I'm wrong, my answer usually comes to me

[tcco94]

The bizjet is none other than the ubiquitous G-V.

Here's a hint for types you may not be aware of, all you have to do is type in the N-number (or any registration) to Google and nine times out of ten, you'll find a link to Anet with the type, or the FAA registry.

That's no fun, I prefer to guess off the top of my head, and if I'm wrong, my answer usually comes to me

[Meck]

Wow, the UPS one - very shiny! Have to put my sunglasses on!  8-)

[Roughrider]

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!   Cory, you made the right call about the light off the snow, these shots are excellent, the Gulfstream is one of the nicest shots I've seen. Here is where I go when I want to know what an aircraft is, airport-data.com put in the ID and you can get all the info about the aircraft, who owns it, how many seats, where its based, Ect., there are also other pictures of the aircraft. Mark

[lunitic_8]

#1 looks like it came out of FSX