Spotting Log: KTPA

We were in Tampa on Saturday and like our usual trips to Tampa, I squeezed in a little plansepotting time before we left.  After lunch, I pulled up FlightAware to see that a DHL cargo plane was enroute to Tampa International Airport and we were going to be in time to see it land.  However, they changed the entry system at the short-term garage and there was a delay at the gate.  By the time we made it onto the garage, the DHL jet had landed.  But below is a look at what we did see in the thirty minutes or so we got to watch before the storms set in. 

Boeing 737-700 - N966WN

McDonnell Douglas MD-83 - N807WA

Embraer 170 - N656RW

Boeing 737-700 - N252WN

Boeing 757-200 - N666DN

McDonnell Douglas - N949DL

Airbus A320 - N660AW

McDonnell Douglas MD-83 - N9405T

Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-900 - N905XJ

Boeing 717-200 - N956AT

Boeing 737-300 - N612SW

McDonnell Douglas MD-88 - N987DL

Airbus A319 - N725UW

Embraer 190 - N228JB

Boeing 717-200 - N959AT

Boeing 737-700 - C-GUWS

Boeing 737-700 - N783SW

Boeing 737-700 - N7723E

Boeing 737-800 - N17244

McDonnell Douglas MD-88 - N934DL

Boeing 737-700 -N789SW

McDonnell Douglas MD-82 - N479AA

Airbus A321 - N188US

McDonnell Douglas MD-88 - N944DL

Boeing 737-800 - N887NN

Airbus A320 - N552JB

Boeing 737-300 - VP-CKW

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