Notes:

If it wasn't obvious enough already, look at the tail of the AA MD-80 and you can see the Eagle on 327AA is in bad shape. Nothing more "American" than mutilating an eagle. By this time and until retirement, the 767-200s only regularly served SFO from JFK which remained the final route for the type along with LAX until they were replaced with specially configured A321s in 2014.

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Aircraft

N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

Toni Marimon N327AA
1,656 0 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)
N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

William Bradley N327AA
1,906 1 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)
N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

Kim Vanvik N327AA
1,395 0 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)

Photo location

N78009 - Boeing 777-224(ER) - United Airlines

SKDD N78009
39 0 0 Boeing 777-224(ER)
N772UA - Boeing 777-222 - United Airlines

SKDD N772UA
205 1 0 Boeing 777-222
B-209D - Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner - China Southern Airlines

Arrived from Wuhan, China and is heading to a hardstand for overnight parking

Kass Betas B-209D
206 3 0 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

Photographer

N813AE - Embraer ERJ-140LR - American Eagle (Envoy Air)

On short-final for runway 12R over Taft Lake after a short flight from MSP

Chasen Richardson N813AE
470 3 0 Embraer ERJ-140LR
N780BA - Boeing 747-409(LCF) - Boeing Company

One of the Atlas Air-operated Dreamlifters departing PAE for CHS in golden winter evening light, not long before 787 production moved entirely to CHS and these birds became much less common visitors to PAE

Chasen Richardson N780BA
1,742 11 0 Boeing 747-409(LCF)
N202HA - Airbus A321-271N - Hawaiian Airlines

Turning onto taxiway Uniform headed to runway 30 for departure to Kona in the early morning sunshine against the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula not long after Hawaiian resumed the KOA-OAK route which was suspended during the pandemic

Chasen Richardson N202HA
941 1 0 Airbus A321-271N

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N327AA

Photo Date

May 20, 2007

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May 25, 2007

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Notes

If it wasn't obvious enough already, look at the tail of the AA MD-80 and you can see the Eagle on 327AA is in bad shape. Nothing more "American" than mutilating an eagle. By this time and until retirement, the 767-200s only regularly served SFO from JFK which remained the final route for the type along with LAX until they were replaced with specially configured A321s in 2014.

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Canon Digital Rebel XT | Phoenix 100-300mm AF Show Exif data
N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

Toni Marimon N327AA
1,656 0 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)
N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

William Bradley N327AA
1,906 1 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)
N327AA - Boeing 767-223(ER) - American Airlines

Kim Vanvik N327AA
1,395 0 0 Boeing 767-223(ER)
N78009 - Boeing 777-224(ER) - United Airlines

SKDD N78009
39 0 0 Boeing 777-224(ER)
N772UA - Boeing 777-222 - United Airlines

SKDD N772UA
205 1 0 Boeing 777-222
B-209D - Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner - China Southern Airlines

Arrived from Wuhan, China and is heading to a hardstand for overnight parking

Kass Betas B-209D
206 3 0 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
N813AE - Embraer ERJ-140LR - American Eagle (Envoy Air)

On short-final for runway 12R over Taft Lake after a short flight from MSP

Chasen Richardson N813AE
470 3 0 Embraer ERJ-140LR
N780BA - Boeing 747-409(LCF) - Boeing Company

One of the Atlas Air-operated Dreamlifters departing PAE for CHS in golden winter evening light, not long before 787 production moved entirely to CHS and these birds became much less common visitors to PAE

Chasen Richardson N780BA
1,742 11 0 Boeing 747-409(LCF)
N202HA - Airbus A321-271N - Hawaiian Airlines

Turning onto taxiway Uniform headed to runway 30 for departure to Kona in the early morning sunshine against the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula not long after Hawaiian resumed the KOA-OAK route which was suspended during the pandemic

Chasen Richardson N202HA
941 1 0 Airbus A321-271N
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