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jetBlue A320 taking off from Runway 28L at Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International with the NYJets Special on final for 28R in the background.
Caribbean Airlines Boeing 767-300 blasting out of London Gatick to Port of Spain in horrible weather. Taken from the old Monarch Crew Room while on manual loadsheet training!
Earlier this year I was asked to photograph a marriage. A wonderful thing to do. Especially, as the couple wanted no ordinary album, but a mix of romantic photos and an authentic journalistic impression of their "big day"
The happy couple picked a wonderful all weather location for their photo shoot: the airport at Rotterdam, the Netherlands. They both have great interest or are involved in the aviation industry. So, why not pose with an aircraft...
That day the weather was not that great. The METAR showed: 050725Z 01006KT 8000 R24/7500 +DZ RA BKN022 OVC050 18/M21 Q1020 NOSIG. So, we were in and out of the hangar to take photos.
In the middle of the in-between-showers-outdoor-shoot, the flight crew of another aircraft started their engines to taxi to the runway. As jet blast can cause real havoc and destruction on a big wedding dress, the bride made a flight for Airport 1 to shelter from the jet fuel laced mini tornado. All in all a funny situation, that also resulted in a memorable and not so ordinary wedding photo. Mission accomplished!! (including getting the engine of the B737-800 in the shot).
The red line on the apron had a big resemblance with a red carpet, so I left it red in this black and white image.
Delivery flight of a new 787 off to join the family in the Korean Air fleet. Like KLM, these colors are the best in any light.
Catching the beacon of a Spirit A319 taking off from Runway 28L at Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International.
General Information
Aircraft Type: Boeing 737-8AS
Airline: Ryanair
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Registration: EI-DPG
Cn: 33607/2163
Name: n/a
Location & Date
Location: Brussels Airport (BRU EBBR)
Date: 2016 05 06
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Takeoff RWY 07R. Flight FR2091 BRU-LCA.
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Boeing 737-400 EI-JRE of Air Contractors lining up for departure from Runway 10 at Dublin. It was operating flights on behalf of Ryanair.
The heat and wind were intense. The blowing sand was almost like needles. The smell was like kerosene AND I'd do it again.
A Lion Air 737-900ER touches down at KPAE Paine Field in Everett, Wa. Paine Field is home to Boeing’s 787 line, but also serves as a maintenance hub for 737s, 747s, 767s, 777s, 787s and some military as well.
This Lion pictured had just completed a series of touch and goes.
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A Boeing 474-400 LCF Dream Lifter leaving Paine Field KPAE in Snohomish County, Wa. En-route to North Carolina. A damp and wet day with the rain taking a break as the Dream Lifter headed upwards.
Ship registration N203UW. This was taken during Thanksgiving break, exactly two years ago at St.Maarten airport. This airport is famous/infamous for the beach situated right behind the displaced threshold, allow beachgoers and spotters to get very close to the takeoffs and landings. The crew on this US Airways flight were very friendly, with the first officer even giving us a wave. The takeoff was blast, quite literally. The pilots held down the brakes and waited until both Roll-Royce engines reved up to full power before letting go of the brakes. The jetblast created a ferocious sandblast that forced many beachgoers to take cover, but for someone like me, it was an one of a kind experience that I quite enjoyed, regardless of how painful it was afterwards. :)
Here is a separate shot of the beachgoers taking cover. You can even see some of the courageous ones holding onto the fence. www.flickr.com/photos/jimmy241st/6304203172/in/photostream
Camera: Nikon D3000
Lens: NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR