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[1920px] It is not uncommon to spot multiple China Airlines planes parked side by side of each other here in Hong Kong. The three major carriers of Hong Kong and Taiwan (CX, CI and BR) each provide half-hourly services between the two cities during peak hours everyday, most of them operated by widebodies such as B747-400s and the newer B777-300ERs.

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Aircraft

B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

Karsten S. B-18205
221 2 1 Boeing 747-409
B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

With the passenger 747s retired, the 747 continues on as freighters in the China Airlines Cargo fleet

Mohit Purswani B-18205
1,421 1 0 Boeing 747-409
B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

En-route TPE-OKA as CI122

Kenneth Chan B-18205
2,559 1 0 Boeing 747-409

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B-17809 - Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner - Eva Air

HHD0221 B-17809
25 0 0 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
B-LAA - Airbus A330-342 - Cathay Pacific Airways

Charles Chen B-LAA
117 0 0 Airbus A330-342
ET-ATL - Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner - Ethiopian Airlines

Draco Dai ET-ATL
295 4 0 Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner

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B-LNO - Airbus A330-343 - Hong Kong Airlines

[1600px] Don't think an airplane can get more weathered than this Hong Kong Airlines A330

Adrian Fong B-LNO
2,320 4 0 Airbus A330-343
G-XWBM - Airbus A350-1041 - British Airways

[1600px] The latest member in the BA fleet to be represented in Hong Kong - the A350-1000 had its debut in late March when the airline reinstated their 2nd daily service (BA31/32 flight pair) between HKG and London Heathrow

Adrian Fong G-XWBM
6,823 14 0 Airbus A350-1041
D-AIHZ - Airbus A340-642 - Lufthansa

[1600px] Always a joy to see A340s these days - as they have become much of a rarity around the world

Adrian Fong D-AIHZ
7,636 14 0 Airbus A340-642

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B-18205

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Jun 27, 2015

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[1920px] It is not uncommon to spot multiple China Airlines planes parked side by side of each other here in Hong Kong. The three major carriers of Hong Kong and Taiwan (CX, CI and BR) each provide half-hourly services between the two cities during peak hours everyday, most of them operated by widebodies such as B747-400s and the newer B777-300ERs.

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Nikon D300 | AF-S Nikon Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED Show Exif data
B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

Karsten S. B-18205
221 2 1 Boeing 747-409
B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

With the passenger 747s retired, the 747 continues on as freighters in the China Airlines Cargo fleet

Mohit Purswani B-18205
1,421 1 0 Boeing 747-409
B-18205 - Boeing 747-409 - China Airlines

En-route TPE-OKA as CI122

Kenneth Chan B-18205
2,559 1 0 Boeing 747-409
B-17809 - Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner - Eva Air

HHD0221 B-17809
25 0 0 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
B-LAA - Airbus A330-342 - Cathay Pacific Airways

Charles Chen B-LAA
117 0 0 Airbus A330-342
ET-ATL - Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner - Ethiopian Airlines

Draco Dai ET-ATL
295 4 0 Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
B-LNO - Airbus A330-343 - Hong Kong Airlines

[1600px] Don't think an airplane can get more weathered than this Hong Kong Airlines A330

Adrian Fong B-LNO
2,320 4 0 Airbus A330-343
G-XWBM - Airbus A350-1041 - British Airways

[1600px] The latest member in the BA fleet to be represented in Hong Kong - the A350-1000 had its debut in late March when the airline reinstated their 2nd daily service (BA31/32 flight pair) between HKG and London Heathrow

Adrian Fong G-XWBM
6,823 14 0 Airbus A350-1041
D-AIHZ - Airbus A340-642 - Lufthansa

[1600px] Always a joy to see A340s these days - as they have become much of a rarity around the world

Adrian Fong D-AIHZ
7,636 14 0 Airbus A340-642
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