This was one trip without any expectations. Just a short drive there to get the usual ones for the fun of it. Dragonair's 8am departure was timely, followed by Thai Airways.
Dragonair A330-342 (B-HLE)
Thai Airways International A320-232 (HS-TXC)
Little did I know that this may be the last time I see Thai's narrowbody in Penang. They have now switched to Thai Smile. Those aircraft are similar to the ones that have been captured but boasts winglets sharklets and really fancy colours.
A short scan of the airport's grounds gave me this little beauty.
These short scans are great as it gives you an idea on what to expect. Especially when the special one has a catering truck attached to the aircraft.
Malindo ATR72-600 (9M-LMR)
See that little plant trying to get some attention?
Air HongKong A300F4-605R (B-LDF)
Firefly ATR72-600 (9M-FIG)
You can tell the 600s from the 500s apart on the Firefly aircraft with the "Raccoon Masks" they have.
Some rubber burning
FedEx MD-11F (N592FE)
What used to be the interesting one to catch is now making more appearances in Penang. SilkAir is in the process of changing to an all-Boeing fleet of B738s. This is their 15th.
SilkAir B737-8SA (9V-MGO)
Korean Air Cargo B747-4B5F(ER) (HL7499)
Wings of the 747 are hanging down with a heavy load of fuel for the trip to Incheon. As always, the Koreans make a roaring departure with their 4 Pratt & Whitney 4k engines.
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