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Captured through the last row of B774 enroute BKK-ARN. Nice winglet as cruising at FL390, Russian Airspace, with a very clear blue sky in the background.
Another view of the Robert Esnault-Pelterie (R.E.P.) monoplane, obviously with again modifications at the tail. It seems now a very large elevator (fixed and moveable part) with the rudder also with a very large fixed part.
Robert Esnault-Pelterie was constantly modifying his original R.E.P. 2 design, likely to improve stability and ease of contrrol.
Mark that there is a small winglet just behind the engine section on the side of the fuselage.
Mauirce Guffroy (1868 - 1911) was an early French balloonist who later turned to heavier-than-air aeroplanes like the R.E.P. He never acquired a pilot licence.
Thanks to Ted, one of our Tech Ops planners, for sharing this great photo, taken on his flight home from San Francisco! If you have a great photo for Winglet Wednesday, we'd love to see it, so feel free to add it to the group!
We dedicate this Winglet Wednesday photo to all our guests who joined us onboard a WestJet flight in 2010. On Feb 9, 2011 we announced our year-end results and we thank you for your ongoing support. For all the numbers people out there, this is for you: bit.ly/WJ2010
Iraqi Airways | YI_ASE | Boeing 737-800NG | VABB / BOM Bay V6L | 02-04-2015.
Winglet View, we just arrived.
Well, simple pic out of the window. Nothing about it, just had some time to spare... same as probably the other 400 guests on board. At least we were flying and coming closer to Perth.
This week's Winglet Wednesday photo could be over any part of North America or the Caribbean. If you could be sitting in this seat right now, where would you be flying, and why?
Here's the winglet of the Embraer 145XR. As there seems to be with every window the smudge is from some junk on the outside of the window.
Sara from Montreal took this Winglet Wednesday pic on her flight to Barbados. What would you give to be in her seat right now?
Sabena
Scale 1-50 model
Qualiflyer Colors
Airbus A330-200
Reg. OO-SAB
René Magritte Bird on Winglet
Measures: 118x120,5cm
The first AAL 763 with winglets (actually the only one in the world!) arriving Chicago O'Hare on 3/17/09, about one week after entering revenue service. I think the winglets make the 767 look even better...
Delta Air Lines, McDonnell Douglas MD-11, at JFK, New York, USA. August 2001. Featuring JFK's Control Tower for the 21st Century. Copyright Tom Turner
A winglet photo somewhere over the west coast of Prince Edward Island.
We have, alas, left the Gentle Island for this year. We are, in Islander parlance, away. But, we are counting the days until our return.
I'll continue to post a few more PEI photos over the coming days, until reality completely sets in... :)
Sony DSC-W330
0.003 sec (1/400); f/8.0; 4.7 mm; ISO 80
EXIF:
Camera: Panasonic DMC-LX3
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000)
Aperture: f/4
Focal Length: 5.1 mm
ISO Speed: 80