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Frontier Airlines flight 1828 on final approach into Chicago O' Hare International Airport (ORD) from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). Airbus 320-200 Neo.
Shot through a chainlink fence at Tucson International Airport with some nice heat distortion and a bonus dust devil on an October morning in the desert.
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While stranded in the Denver airport for 2 days, I used the opportunity to practice aviation photography. There is a new outdoor deck that opened at the end of the B terminal. It had great views of the the Rockies, though I still had to shoot through glass.
N938FR - Airbus A-319-111 - Frontier Airlines
(leased from ILFC)
at Ft. Lauderdale International Airport (FLL)
c/n 2406 - built in 2005
"MISTY"
And it is truly the "Last Frontier". I now know why it is labeled this, for I saw with my own eyes.. High mountain peaks everywhere, glaciers as far as the eye can see, bald eagles soaring above, swans swimming in the roadside lakes and ponds, the sounds of wolves howling in the distance, waterfalls at every turn, black and brown bears roaming the streams and forests.... it has it all..
Do you want to go yet? ;-) I would highly recommend it, at least once in your lifetime.. :-) You won't be sorry... I promise..
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One of my dreams has come true.. I finally made it to Alaska.. I have wanted to go since I was a little boy..
I feel very blessed to have witnessed all of that beauty and sound.. ;-)
Frontier Airlines flight 2060 departing from Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) enroute to Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). Georgia the Painted Bunting Livery. Airbus 320-200 Neo.
Two ladies poses in their hats during the 2019 Texas Fort Muster event at the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas. The Texas Forts Muster celebration was created in 2001 to celebrate the heritage of Texas’ Frontier fort settlements, like Fort Worth. The Muster brings together authentic wagons, flags, music, colorful uniforms and military gear from several Texas frontier landmarks, as well as, reenactors, musicians and other folks interested in Texas’ frontier history. The period of time covered by the celebration was the Texas frontier from the days of the early Republic in 1836, through the settlements on the frontier to the closing of the frontier by the late 1890s. I had a great time talking to reenactors and taking photos at the event.
Captured during the Frontiers in Flight Airshow in Wichita, Kansas, this shot showcases the thrilling aerial displays and impressive aircraft featured at the event. Taken with the Nikon Zf, this image highlights the skill of the pilots and the power of aviation at its finest.
A Frontier Logistics switcher sits outside one of their warehouses along the Port of Houston. As can be seen behind the locomotive, they handle plastic pellet hoppers here.
FRMX SW1500 #2237
Deer Park, TX
March 24th, 2022