@Skyaviation im studying bible college in waukesha.
And yeah that tui 737 is currently here in mke rn
@Skyaviation im studying bible college in waukesha.
And yeah that tui 737 is currently here in mke rn
TUI Belgium based on the reg, likely doing work for a Canadian carrier but I’m not sure.
Looked it up, operating for GlobalX.
Hmm I would think it’s a sunwing tui hybrid
Was the reason I thought it was Sunwings or the likes but seems to be doing flights from Milwaukee to Mexico and the Caribbean.
Operating for Global X? Could be the deportation flights trump has, not sure if they still run.
Nice to see that World2fly A330, I flew on CS-WFP when it was operating for Jet2 a few summers ago from TFS to MAN. The only A330-300 I’ve flown on up to now.
Yeah, the World2Fly A333 also was a highlight for me today. It came in from Punta Cana this morning. A few minutes later, the aircraft was parked at a stand near Terminal 3.
Some impressions of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL)
- satellite Terminal.
Happy to saw the ANA future promise livery on their B788. ![]()
i know this post is old i just wanted to say i did see a qater A350 when i was plane spotting (just saying that qatar has alot of there planes all over the USA kinda like the UPS MD11 at YYZ cant get back because of the grounding)
Zoomin around Tucson and couldn’t miss the opportunity to see the boneyard! Sorry, they have everything fenced off
But got to see an old B743, Delta B777, an unknown 747, a million little American Eagle regional jets (CRJs and ERJs?), some BAE146s, and finally, a couple of Frontier Airbuses
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Nice! Always wanted to go to an aircraft boneyard!
The 743 at the top is, or was a couple of years back, owned by an ex-Raytheon chap and was planned to be turned into some shopping thing. It’s an ex-Sabena 747-300 flown for them between 1986 and 2000 and then taken over by a US firm and never flew commercially again, only flying once again to Tucson is the late 2000s
those are definitly ERJ145 or things close to the 145.
huh… the reflections are wild tho!