This is going to be a long one, and an enjoyable one too. Going to be generous on the photos too....
Upon arrival, baby Thai had just completed the pushback sequence and was ready for departure. This round saw all departing aircraft using Taxiway B which gave lots of opportunities for closeup shots. This Thai Smile aircraft donned a different dress, the Cartoon Network Amazone livery.
Thai Smile A320-232 (HS-TXQ)
Looking into the distance, a bright white light caught my eye. Now seeing many approaching shots, bright white lights means a new plane (older planes have yellow lights).
AirAsia A320-251N (9M-AGH)
It was amazing to see the NEO coming in; the engines, the sound, the engines......
Now back to the international gate, Cathay Dragon (Dragonair) has started taxiing to the runway. This red livery is starting to grow on me.
Turning onto TW B
Widebodies do not usually turn here, but rather start their takeoff runs from the start of 04. Only experienced this once some time back. Here she is making the turn (lit perfectly by the rising sun; thank you)
Cathay Dragon A330-343 (B-LBG)
Upon closer inspection of the front section of the plane, there is a sticker there albeit a bit torn off.
Is that a pillow blocking the window?
Off to Hong Kong
Back to the Bravo, we have Indonesia AirAsia on hold, waiting for their turn to depart after an arrival.
Indonesia AirAsia A320-216 (PK-AXR)
Aircraft arriving was Firefly's, with the "Visit Selangor" livery.
Firefly ATR72-500 (9M-FYE)
See the lit fan blades
This pilot must've tried to give the passengers the best landing experience. Very smooth touchdown on the mains with the flare still present till after Bravo TW.
Malindo ATR72-600 (9M-LMU)
Next up, Air HongKong, on-time as usual. Touched down rather early on the runway and only used idle reverse. No thrill of the loud sounds of the engines.
Rubber burning
All out, spoilers, flaps, reversers
Air HongKong A300F4-605R (B-LDB)
This is where Part 1 ends. Stay tuned for part 2.
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