Showing posts with label b737-86n. Show all posts
Showing posts with label b737-86n. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 January 2018

First spotting session of 2018

First of all, to all readers, HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

It is a brand new year and a brand new start to a lot of good things to come. Managed to head to the airport for a rather short spotting session. The main catch of the day, the MH350.

First up, operating from Singapore, FedEx.

FedEx B767-3S2F(ER) (N110FE)

It got a bit quieter during the 10am slot, so since the Korean Freighter was about to depart, decided to head to the departure site.

Korean Air Cargo B777-FB5 (HL8044)

And a shot with the blip

Upon checking the flight tracker, MH1138 was already on route to Penang, with about 20 minutes of flight time left. So the only thing was to head back to the arrival site. Red Cap came in shortly upon arrival.

Indonesia AirAsia A320-216 (PK-AZE)

Then we had the rather colourful Firefly turboprop, promoting tourism for the state of Selangor.

Firefly ATR72-500 (9M-FYE)

At about 11, Sriwijaya came in. They are now using the -800 series as a standard for Penang-bound flights.

Sriwijaya Air B737-86N (PK-CMT)

And Finally, after almost a delay of an hour, the 350 arrives. What's so different about this 350? Well it has that Negaraku livery.

On Approach


Malaysia Airlines A350-941 (9M-MAC)

A great start to 2018 indeed. More great shots are coming, with Qatar set for their inaugural flight to Penang on 6 February.

SSLee

Sunday, 9 April 2017

Penang Planespotting #009 - 17 September 2016 - Part 3

Goodness it is April already??

Let's move on. Lots of narrowbodies.

9M-AQI rolling down the runway

Malindo B737-9GP(ER) (9M-LNK)

And come the FedEx.

FedEx B767-3S2F(ER) (N115FE)

Close-up of the thrust reverser

Malindo ATR72-600 (9M-LMM)

AirAsia A320-216 (9M-AJS)

AirAsia A320-216 (9M-AJH)

Here's a comparison with your average petrol tanker.

Fueling up for the flight

Tigerair A320-232 (9V-TAF)

Malaysia Airlines B737-8FZ (9M-MLK)

LNK lining up from Taxiway Bravo

No more visits by the 735. All 738s now from Sriwijaya.

Sriwijaya Air B737-86N (PK-CLA)

Will have one last session before sharing about LIMA 2017.


Friday, 30 August 2013

Japan-Narita #04

Next up, we have one of ANA's baby going right behind the 767 previously.

ANA A320-211 (JA8300)

KLM B747-406M (PH-BFP) - Paramaribo
This aircraft looks like it has taken quite a beating with lines on the side of the plane.

Skymark Airlines B737-86N (JA73NJ) - Nice "Heart" on the winglet

Eva Air A330-203 (B-16307)

Malaysia Airlines B777-2H6ER (9M-MRE)

ANA Business Jet B737-781ER (JA13AN)

Cathay Pacific A330-343X (B-HLW)

More to come...