N759AN

Aircraft:
Boeing 777-223(ER)
Reg: N759AN full info | N759AN photos
Serial #:
32638
Airline: American Airlines
Photo Date: Nov 14, 2009
Uploaded: Nov 29, 2009
Miami Int'l Airport - KMIA, USA - Florida

Notes:

Part of my whistlestop tour of the USA meant overnighting in MIA to catch the early 777 flight that operates MIA-LAX. Thankfully my upgrade cleared and i was at up front on this flight! Departing out of KMIA gave me a nice view of the northern part of the airport and the cargo ramp. Shot from the AA 772 that wears the Pink flash 'Breast Cancer' livery. (5Dmark2/17-40F4L)

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Photo Date

Nov 14, 2009

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Nov 29, 2009

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Notes

Part of my whistlestop tour of the USA meant overnighting in MIA to catch the early 777 flight that operates MIA-LAX. Thankfully my upgrade cleared and i was at up front on this flight! Departing out of KMIA gave me a nice view of the northern part of the airport and the cargo ramp. Shot from the AA 772 that wears the Pink flash 'Breast Cancer' livery. (5Dmark2/17-40F4L)