Spotters Log: KTPA

Tampa, Florida:   Tampa International Airport is one of my favorite airport to watch airplanes at.  From atop the parking garage, you are centrally located with a great view off all runway and ramp operations.  There is consistently steady aircraft traffic with hidden gems mixed in.  On this trip to KTPA, there was a bunch of weather cancellations due to winter weather in the Northeast, but what was missing in the flight schedule was made up with grounded aircraft on the ramp and a few special visitors too.  Here is a look at what I saw on this trip:

Boeing 757-200 - N676DL

Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-700- N368CA

Airbus A320 - C-FNVU

Airbus A320 - N629NK

Airbus A320 - N670NK

Boeing 737-700 - N944WN

Boeing 737-800 - N8515X

Boeing 767-200 - N741AX

Airbus A320 - N627JB

Embraer 190 - N192JB

T-6 Texan II - 166201

Boeing 737-800 - N8530W

Airbus A320 - N336NW

T-6 Texan II - 166108

Boeing 737-700 - N415WN

Saab 340 - N341AG

Airbus A320  -N607NK

Airbus A320 - N646NK

T-6 Texan II - 166096

Airbus A320 - N339FR

Gulfstream IV - N857ST

Boeing 737-800 - N8676A

Boeing 737-700 - N405WN

Boeing 737 Max 8 - N335RT

Airbus A320 - N207FR

Boeing 737-800 - N8623F

Boeing 737-900 - N855DN

T-6 Texan II - 166154

Boeing 737-800 - N820NN

Airbus A320 - N662AW

Boeing 737-700 - N431WN

Boeing 737-900 - N73406

Airbus A320 - N602NK

Airbus A320 - N661AW

Boeing 737-800 - PH-HXC

Boeing 737-800 - C-GTQC

Boeing 737-900 - N806DN

Airbus A320 - N206FR

Airbus A320 - N659AW

Airbus A321 - N705FR

Boeing 737-800 - N8509U

Boeing 737-700 - N466WN

Airbus A321 - N184US

Boeing 737-900 - N66825

Boeing 737 Max 8 - N316RK

Saab 340 - N327AG

Airbus A340 - D-AIGZ

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