Spotting Log: KRSW

I had a training class today in Fort Myers near Southwest Florida International Airport.  Traffic wasn't bad on the interstate, so we got into town a little early so I found a parking spot along the flightline and did a little planespotting while I waited for class to start.  Here is a look at what came by and also a few hidden cargo gems sitting on the ramp off Air Cargo Road.

Airbus A319 - N744P

  
Boeing 737-700 - N7838A

Airbus A320 - N527JL

Airbus A320 - N579JB

Embraer 190 - N954UW

Embraer 175 - N415YX

Airbus A319 - N321NB

Boeing 737-700 - N716SY

Boeing 737-900 - N36447

Boeing 737-900 - N846DN

McDonnell Douglas MD-11 - N415JN

McDonnell Douglas MD-11 - N412SN

McDonnell Douglas MD-11 - N435KD

Boeing 747-400 - N356KD

Comments

  1. scnrfrqMonday, July 18, 2016

    Wow - great pics! Can't wait till I get back there in October. I hope the viewing area that you told me about by the tower is still open then. Do you know why the white cargo planes are there? I've never seen them before.

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    1. Donten PhotographyMonday, July 25, 2016

      It was, that was where these are from. However, the oak trees along the perimeter are starting to grow well, somewhat obstructing the view.

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  2. scnrfrqMonday, July 18, 2016

    I'm hoping to see the American A319 painted in Allegheny colors. Do you have any pics of that?

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    1. Donten PhotographyMonday, July 25, 2016

      I do not have it with the American logo on the side but do have a few from when it was flying as US Air. http://planephotographybydontenphotography.blogspot.com/2014/01/us-air-airbus-a319-n745vj-allegheny.html and http://planephotographybydontenphotography.blogspot.com/2014/01/us-air-airbus-a319-n745vj-allegheny_16.html

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