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John works on our TAC team at Calgary Airport and took this long exposure shot for Winglet Wednesday. Do you love it as much as we do?
Southwest uses these wingtip extensions called "winglets" to make the 737 more aerodynamic and save fuel, which helps them keep ticket prices low. This shot was taken at about 21,000 feet over Indiana en route to Chicago.
Happy Winglet Wednesday! You may recognize this photo from page 64 our March 2011 edition of up! magazine. Ryan, on our Calgary TAC team, won our internal photo competition with this pic and his reward (other than bragging rights) is an up! mention and being featured on WestJet's Facebook and Twitter profiles. Let him know what you think of his pic.
This is the Boeing 757-200 which we leased from North American Airlines from Feb 12 to April 30, 2011 to increase our capacity on the only scheduled non-stop daytime flights between Alberta and Hawaii.
A closeup of the Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 winglet, shortly after takeoff from Kansas City International Airport, heading to Denver and our Colorado summer vacation.
Thursday morning 13 August 2009.
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LN-NOO 'Gustav Vigeland - Norwegian sculptor'
norwegian.com (Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA)
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Winglet on a brand new Boeing 737-800 aeroplane of Royal Air Maroc. We were flying across the Strait of Gibraltar when I took this picture.
This one's for the peak-seekers out there! Can anyone name which mountain range this is? It's somewhere inbetween Calgary and Victoria.
Thanks to Jana from our head office team for this week's Winglet Wednesday photo.
A fantastic view of a WestJet winglet over the San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate. Thanks to @TaraLynne71 on Twitter for taking this great photo.
NAS Jacksonville based and winglet equipped Boeing C40A Clipper BuAer No.165834 of VR-58 departing Farnborough late afternoon on the 5th April 2009.
One of three which arrived here for an air wing crew change on the Nuclear powered Aircraft Carrier, USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 moored in Stokes Bay off Portsmouth.
It's not Santa's workshop, but this Winglet Wednesday pic comes from our friends at Boeing and shows our next new aircraft in the Boeing factory.
Today's Winglet Wednesday picture is brought to by the colours blue and green! Thanks to Michele, one of our friendly flight attendants, for this week's pic.
Pop quiz: the city that this plane was descending into was our first scheduled Caribbean destination. Care to take a guess?
AirNZ 767 fitted with Aviation Partners winglets that will be fitted to all 8 AirNZ 767s with QANTAS also looking at doing the same to their 767s