Spotting Log: TPA

Tampa, Florida:  While exploring the Tampa Bay area, decided to stop by Tampa International Airport for a little bit of plane watching.  It was the late afternoon rush and the activity was steady.  In about 35 minutes of watching, I was able to photograph almost forty aircraft.  Runway 19 was the active runway so I took a spot on the north side of the short term parking garage and here is a look at what I saw:

McDonnell Douglas MD-83 - N983TW

Boeing 767-300 - N1373A

Boeing 737-800 - N8303R

Boeing 757-200 - N435UP

Boeing 757-200 - N412UP

Boeing 737-700 - N216WR

Boeing 737-800 - N8685B

Airbus A320 - N351FR

Boeing 737-700 - N701GS

Airbus A320 - N651JB

Boeing 767-300 N353AZ

Airbus A320 - N606JB

Airbus A321  - N708FR

Boeing 737-800 - N891NN

Airbus 320 - N118US

McDonnell Douglas MD-83 - N805WA

Boeing 737-800 - N5147A

Airbus A321 - N997JL

Boeing 737-900 - N277AK

Boeing 737-800 - N5153A

Boeing 737-800 - N8502Z

Boeing 737-800 - N77296

Boeing 737-700 - N219WN

Airbus A320 - N449UA

Boeing 737-700 - N7721E

Airbus A320 - N422UA

Boeing 737-800 - N35271

Boeing 737-700 - N485WN

Boeing 757-200 - N684DA

Tampa, Florida
Boeing 737-800 - N822NN

Boeing 737-800 - N8545V

Boeing 737-700 - N750SA

Boeing 737-800 - N8643A

Boeing 737-800 - N8646B

Boeing 737-900 - N896DN

Boeing 737-800 - N8577Z

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