-
Aircraft:
Airport
- Reg: VABB photos
-
Serial #:
- Airline: Airport Overview
- Photo Date: Jul 07, 2013
- Uploaded: Apr 28, 2015
- Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Int'l - VABB, India
Notes:
1920 PX | FullHD aerial view of the domestic ops at Mumbai. Taken from a clean Indigo window, post departure from runway 27, the main runway at Mumbai. Terminal 1B can be partially seen on the RHS, and the prominent 1A which is used by domestic operations of Air India and Go-Air. T1C which is fairly a new one, has aerobridges which are used by operators of 1A & 1B as you can see, the bridges being occupied by Air India, Jet Airways & India's leading LCC - Indigo. Also visible is the iconic tower, and parts of runway 14. Did you observe the flaps position of the Jet Airways B737 which is fairly extended ? Update 15.5.15: Appreciate the love for this picture and many thanks to everyone who voted for PC.
Photographer
Contact photographer for terms of use.
Aircraft
Photo location
Photographer
Registration
VABB
Photo Date
Jul 07, 2013
Uploaded
Apr 28, 2015
Badges
Notes
1920 PX | FullHD aerial view of the domestic ops at Mumbai. Taken from a clean Indigo window, post departure from runway 27, the main runway at Mumbai. Terminal 1B can be partially seen on the RHS, and the prominent 1A which is used by domestic operations of Air India and Go-Air. T1C which is fairly a new one, has aerobridges which are used by operators of 1A & 1B as you can see, the bridges being occupied by Air India, Jet Airways & India's leading LCC - Indigo. Also visible is the iconic tower, and parts of runway 14. Did you observe the flaps position of the Jet Airways B737 which is fairly extended ? Update 15.5.15: Appreciate the love for this picture and many thanks to everyone who voted for PC.Camera
Canon 500D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Show Exif data-
Country
- India
Contact photographer for terms of use.
Comments
AlaqmarN
Wow!!
Girish B
Many thanks Devesh, Aalok & Aziz bhai for your comments.
Siddarth Bhandary
Overview shot in 1920 px! This is fantastic and a great job Girish.
