Posted by Ryan on March 12, 2007
Excellent shot! Pretty sure its N273WA. |
Posted by Rich Barth on March 12, 2007
That would indeed be N273WA.....nice shot! |
Posted by Orry_Dryver on March 12, 2007
Thanks for the comments and the info. I've added the registration number to the photo data. -- Orry |
Posted by Mike Head on March 13, 2007
Something about this photo, you just want to sit and stare. Good work. By the way did you wonder if the World Airways Captain is taking a photo of your ship? |
Posted by Orry_Dryver on March 13, 2007
Thanks for the comment, Mike. Very glad you like it. -- While this shot was hard to get, a photo of my jet taken from the MD-11 would have been very, very difficult because of the lighting. Still, one can hope that they were trying. -- Orry |
Posted by Alexander Karmazin on March 13, 2007
Excellent shot, Orry! In a few days I will have a long-distance trip over the whole Eastern Europe. I'll make sure to keep my D80 closer to me- hope it will have some job! I'm looking forward to see some other pictures from you in the d-base. |
Posted by Orry_Dryver on March 14, 2007
Thanks Alexander - Good luck on your trip. --Orry |
Posted by Bostjan Pecnik on July 19, 2007
How did you flew over Iraq? I thought Iraq`s airspace is closed. I went from Vienna to Abu Dhabi last week and back yesterday and we had to go over Iran, while the shortest route is over Iraq. |
Posted by Orry_Dryver on July 20, 2007
Hi Bostjan, Thanks for the comment. We were using the Iraq routes to/from the Persian Gulf earlier this year, but now my company is no longer using them. I think it was because of the high number of TCAS RA's with military aircraft that were occuring, but whatever the reason, I think most airlines are again avoiding Iraq. |
Posted by Sreenath Yellamrazu on August 25, 2008
Such a beautiful shot Orry! You need shots like these where you could spend hours gazing at. |
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