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Back in pre-winglet days.....seen arriving Chicago O'Hare on June 26, 2004. The green field reflects nicely on the polished aluminum.

 

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737-8H4(WL) scimitar winglets

N8654B ln nbr 5198 del. DEC/2014

Denver International Airport

 

Landing roll at the end of a transatlantic flight. Notice that the thrust reversers are not deployed, as the aircraft is light enough after the long flight.

 

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One of a series of pictures taken airside at London Stansted airport.

BA's Boeing 777-200 G-YMMH lands on runway 24R in Montreal. It is one of the most silent landings of all aircraft I heard come in this day... absolutely amazing.

 

*Airplanes 101* (See Airplanes 101 Set)

Name: Boeing 777-200

Manufacturer: Boeing (USA) .

Main Role: large capacity medium-very long range mainline jetliner

Basic design: Two engined twin aisle wide body mainline jetliner.

Capacity: Roughly 305-440passengers

Range: 9600km - 14.300km

First delivery date: 1995

Still in production in 2006: Yes

Easily confused for: 767-300, 767-400, 777-300,

Main identifying points: The tail cone and tail are probably the 777's best identifyer.. the tail-cone comes to a vertically flat ending with the APU exhaust protruding out of the left side only. Also the 777 has sharply edged tail that's somewhat small in mass but tall for the plane's size. From the front you can see the fuselage is not oval like most airplanes but completely circular. There are no winglets on the 777-200. This plane flies with the largest engines of any airliner. The GE90s engine cone is as large as some airliner's fuselages in fact. Lastly another easy thing to spot that's unique to the 777 is the triple bogey landing gear... three sets of double wheels on each main undercarriage landing gear. Other than Russian aircraft all other long range planes only have double ones.

Examples of Main Operators: Continental, Delta, United, American, British Airways, Japan Airlines, ANA, Aeromexico, Varig, Alitalia, KLM, Aeroflot, Austrian, Air France, Emirates, Ethiad, Saudi Arabian, Pakistan International, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, Thai Airways, Air New Zealand and many more. It's among the most popular long range high capacity airliners flying today. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Boeing_777_operators

  

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For more pics of 777 aircraft see the Boeing 777 group here at Flickr.

 

*Airlines 101* (See the Set Airliners 101)

 

Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_airways

Website: www.britishairways.com

Name: (BA) British Airways

Region: Europe

Founded: 1924

Based in: London, England

Hubs: London (LHR, LGW)

Fleet: A319, A320, A321, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777 (On order: A318, 787, A380)

Type: National carrier for Britain

Route Maps:

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Alliance Membership: Oneworld

Note: This is the UK's largest airline and is one of the largest most far reaching airline in the world.

The sun sets over Agate Harbor on March 28, 2017. Near Eagle Harbor, MI...

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IMAGE UPDATED 1/17/18 SOURCE IMAGE 4107

 

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A fiesta of winglets as 5 KLM 737s are lined up at the D-Pier. They winglets appear to be sharkfins popping out of the blue water that is the aircraft.

 

KLM's retrojet is in the front of the pack.

taken along the canal in stockton heath

D-ATUD, TUIfly, Boeing 737-8K5(WL) - cn 34685."HaribAIR" [Split Scimitar winglet)

@ [HER/LGIR] 25th May 2014.

Tonight should be good as the same solar feature that caused the week of storming beginning on 9/1 is once again affecting the earth. This scene just east of Tigerton, WI on 9/1/16...with any luck after the next couple of nights I'll have many more like this one!

 

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The winglet casting a shadow right over the cockpit is an interesting effect. N757QM has had a pretty varied career; built for but not taken up by an Egyptian airline, its first operator was Far Eastern Air Transport of Taiwan as B-27005 in November 1994. In November 2002 it went to Aeromexico, using XA-TQU and N703AM. From there the 757 went to FlyLAL Charters/Small Planet Airlines in September 2008, becoming LY-FLA, then to Nordwind Airlines in March 2011 as VQ-BKM. It was converted to a freighter for Asia Pacific Airlines in 2015.

22-5-2014 - Smartwings (Sunwing Airlines), Boeing 737-8HX.

A closer look a these new (and strange looking) Scimitar Split Winglets.

 

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Aircraft was built in 2008 and was delivered to Sunwing Airlines on 25-6-2008.

C/n - 36552/2658

Boeing 737MAX8 winglet as the sun sets behind us and night rises in front of us as I deadheaded home from Vancouver CYVR to Calgary CYYC.

 

The phenomenon I call night rise is only visible for a few minutes in the Eastern sky as the sun sets in the West. I usually see it while flying away from the sunset.

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Approaching rwy33 @BHX

 

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Sunset on November 29, 2016...seen from Killsnake Wildlife Area near Chilton, WI.

 

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First time I'd seen the "scimitar" winglets

Nice condensation off the winglet on this Qatar A333 bound for Doha - 07/04/2014

 

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Sunrise shot taken while doing the walkaround at Yellowknife CYZF.

G-UZHR easyJet Airline A320neo Winglet London Luton Airport

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