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Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-990(WL) N323AS is seen on final approach to Runway 1L At Milwaukee General Mitchell International completing Alaska flight 302 from Seattle Tacoma International.
PAJN / Juneau International Airport
Operator: Alaska Airlines
Reg: N769AS
Mfr: Boeing
Model: 737-4Q8
Built: 1993
C/N: 25103
Engines: 2x CFM 56 Series
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It's quite wrong, but I was really tempted to ask one of the people pushing the little cars to pose bumping into the Ak Air plane character.
It's probably a good thing I restrained myself.
Alaska Airlines 737-900ER, N287AK. SLC. 6-26-2018. Lots of construction going on at SLC. Will not be able to recognize the airport when complete. A gates have already been renamed G gates and B1 has already been taken off the side of the current B concourse.
One of Alaska Airlines' newest planes, delivered on 9 May 2017, operating flight AS 434 from Portland, Oregon (PDX.)
I'm. Not. Crazy. Since the first day I saw the tail of an Alaskan Airlines plane I have never seen an 'eskimo', only Abraham Lincoln with an afro. This has been going on for probably 13 years and after we flew to Seattle for New Year's I got fed up with trying to explain it. It's like that optical illusion where it's either an old witch or a hot dancer with her head turned type things. (we have a wedding photo that from a distance I SWEAR it's that skinny kid from Hedwig & the Angry inch hanging from a noose. It's sick, I know, but that's what I SEE. From 12 feet, anyway.)
But I digress. I went ahead and did the mock up for you.
SEE?!
I TOLD you!!!!!!
Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-890 N588AS, operating as Flight #764 from Portland International Airport (KPDX), on approach to land to Runway 19 at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA), Arlington, VA.
Pablo Maneiro Photo. All Rights Reserved.
Front 3/4 shot of an Alaska Airlines 737-800 wearing the alaskaair.com livery approaching runway 19R at SNA
It's quite wrong, but I was really tempted to ask one of the people pushing the little cars to pose bumping into the Ak Air plane character.
It's probably a good thing I restrained myself.
It's quite wrong, but I was really tempted to ask one of the people pushing the little cars to pose bumping into the Ak Air plane character.
It's probably a good thing I restrained myself.
Alaska Airlines - N431AS - Boeing 737-990ER - Foto Alexandre Barros - Las Vegas McCarran International Airport - 26/02/2015