N559AA

Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas MD-82
Reg: N559AA full info | N559AA photos
Serial #:
53089
Airline: American Airlines
Photo Date: Sep 16, 2004
Uploaded: Feb 08, 2005
Albuquerque Int'l Sunport Airport - KABQ, USA - New Mexico

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Soon after touching down at Albuquerque Airport, we had to wait for about 20 minutes until the occupant of the plane ahead would leave the airport. It turned out to be none other than Vice President Dick Chaney. While other passengers were huffing and puffing, I looked out the window out to the runway. This shot of Air Force Two was taken when we began to roll again towards the gate.

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Soon after touching down at Albuquerque Airport, we had to wait for about 20 minutes until the occupant of the plane ahead would leave the airport. It turned out to be none other than Vice President Dick Chaney. While other passengers were huffing and puffing, I looked out the window out to the runway. This shot of Air Force Two was taken when we began to roll again towards the gate.