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Posts: 2745 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 December 2009 at 02:11
Wow! And here I thought I had a good vantage point!!!! Great shots, Andrew.
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hanning99, I know; but it sure looks good, doesn't it??
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Heads up to everybody, the Boeing 787 should be taking its first flight tomorrow. It is planned to take off from Paine Field in Everett at about 10:00 am. I hope to get some shots of this event. They are allowing us employees to bring cameras onto property for the event; something not normally allowed.

I don't know how many people live in the Puget Sound region and are going to be able to watch this, but I certainly think its going to be a great event.
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First TuiFly in Air Berlin colour scheme today in Innsbruck

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Embraer 190 OE-IHA FlyNiki descending to Innsbruck

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Posts: 1706 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 December 2009 at 21:37
Originally posted by Jphank Jphank wrote:

Heads up to everybody, the Boeing 787 should be taking its first flight tomorrow. It is planned to take off from Paine Field in Everett at about 10:00 am. I hope to get some shots of this event. They are allowing us employees to bring cameras onto property for the event; something not normally allowed.

I don't know how many people live in the Puget Sound region and are going to be able to watch this, but I certainly think its going to be a great event.


hurry up and get that thing flying already
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Posts: 102 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 December 2009 at 21:42
Originally posted by zk-cessnaguy zk-cessnaguy wrote:

hurry up and get that thing flying already


It just landed!! Here is a pic of it taxiing. I am at work and can't edit anything, this is just a jpeg with no PP, I have the raws and will go through them at home.



Edited by Jphank - 15 December 2009 at 23:12
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Originally posted by Jphank Jphank wrote:

Originally posted by zk-cessnaguy zk-cessnaguy wrote:

hurry up and get that thing flying already


It just landed!! Here is a pic of it taxiing. I am at work and can't edit anything, this is just a jpeg with no PP, I have the raws and will go through them at home.


Excellent! It's great to see it was a success, after all the delays. Here's to a smooth flight test program... then I get to play with them at work

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Here are yet a couple more; still no PP. I am in the middle of a move at home and don't have my computer/internet setup.



CURSED FENCE!!! I'll see what I can do in post.
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Thanks for the 787 shots, pretty amazing you were there! What on earth are those chase planes?? Sure looks like some older model.
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Posts: 102 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 December 2009 at 19:59
Originally posted by bharnois bharnois wrote:

Thanks for the 787 shots, pretty amazing you were there! What on earth are those chase planes?? Sure looks like some older model.


T-33 Shooting Stars. I think they came into service in the 50's they are jet trainers. In this role they were used as safety and photography planes. They have a large cockpit for a photog/observer in case they need to look at the outside of the plane while its flying to determine if any exterior malfunctions/abnormalities are of concern.
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Thanks for that on the T-33's. They looked very similar to the T-37's I've got some time in (short of the wing tanks).
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Two pictures I took today

D-AHXC TuiFly Boeing 737


P4-AND Cessna Citation 750X Avantgarde Aviation
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