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JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-200 (N605JB) honoring the Boston Red Sox
John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Queens, NY
Walking from the AirTrain to the new JetBlue T5 terminal. A view of the iconic TWA Terminal by Eero Saarinen.
Love the terminal, but those new access ramps from certain angles look like there's a tube up the eagle's butt. Fortunately there are two ramps and they are placed closer to the wings so it's not all that bad...
JetBlue Airways
N4048J
Airbus A321neo
Allow Me To Mintroduce Myself
London Heathrow Airport
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"Blue Orleans" about to turn onto Runway 10 for departure.
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This story is terrible and hysterically funny at the same time. Could be a scene from family guy!
XA-VLB
"Simon Says"
A320-232(SL)
KSFO | San Francisco, CA
Winter storm, rare departures west on 19L/19R
Jetblue 123 completes its premium transcontinental service from New York Kennedy to Los Angeles.
N923JB, It's Mint to Be
Airbus A321-231
Construction Number: 5960
First Flight: 4 February 2014, as D-AZAJ
Delivery: 20 February 2014, JetBlue
Wow, so it appears I have about 2,400 photos I took with my iPhone of my most recent travels. I also took loads more with my digital cameras and I have a big bag of film to process, as well. For now, I'll be uploading the iPhone photos.
- Las Vegas - McCarran International (LAS / KLAS)
USA - Nevada, January 7, 2012
Photo: Tomás Del Coro
A JetBlue Airbus A220-300 touches down at Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. Indulging in a spot of AvGeekery parked off a small stretch of public highway that overlooks the SRQ runway, I was able to phot a good mixture of commercial, private and military aviation in a quick 10-minute window.
I am keen to fly the A220-300, an aircraft that is gained immediate kudos with many passengers, its large windows and 2+3 layout being particularly popular. Originally developed by Bombardier, Boeing wasted much energy and capital by lobbying for punitive import tariffs to be levied against the type. Airbus took the A220 under its wing, opening an Alabama production facility that punctured Boeing’s claims of unfair foreign competition.
The Airbus A200 competes against the Boeing 737 MAX-7, whose introduction into commercial service has been heavily delayed.
Copyright Photo: Eric Dunetz
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