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| American Airlines Boeing 767-300 This photo illustrates the vapour effects caused by the moisture laden atmosphere. There is compression vapour present all over the top surface of the wings and streaming from the tips. Seconds previously there was vapour inside the engine intakes. Oh, and the aircraft is a Boeing 767 operated by American Airlines. Photo taken with an 80-200mm lens. |
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| Atlas Air Boeing 747-200C Atlas Air are an American cargo airline affiliated with British Airways. This aircraft, the Boeing 747-200C, is the backbone of their current fleet. Photo taken with an 80-200mm lens. |
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| British Airways Boeing 737-400 The successor to the huge 737-200 fleet, the 737-400 was the second 737 version to enter BA service. The main difference from the 200 model is the new engines, two powerful and efficient CFM-56 turbofans. Photo taken with an 80-200mm lens |
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| British Airways Boeing 767-300 This BA 767 displays the current 'Union flag' livery adopted by BA following the 'ethnic tails' fiasco in 1997. Photo taken with an 80-200mm lens. |
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