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- This blog was created for my personal amusement as well as the 'edu-tainment' of family and friends. You are welcome to read and comment. However, please understand that this is not an official FAA publication, and nothing herein is to be taken for public policy or agency position. All opinions are my own, unless explicitly stated otherwise. While I make a reasonable effort to report facts correctly, there is always the possibility that I may be misinformed or just can't proofread my own work. No government time or resources are used for the maintenance of this blog. Enjoy, and thanks for reading!
Only thing out of the 'ordinary' I can see is that the gate power is inop and a gpu is supplying power.
ReplyDeleteThe hump on the upper fuselage, satellite?
ReplyDeleteSouthwest has started adding satellite internet to some of its aircraft, an area in which they've been lacking compared to some of their competitors like Jet Blue and Virgin America; that's not where I'm going with this puzzle, though . . .
DeleteIt's got red on the wings to let ground crew know its a 737-8?
ReplyDeleteGood eye, but this is not really new for the -800; Southwest started painting the flap track fairings orange with the -700s, which like the -800, have a longer wingspan than the older models.
DeleteETOPS on the nose gear door is quite surprising.
ReplyDelete--Mark
Thing that stood out to me is the lack of ground crew. Looks like a scene from The Langoliers.
ReplyDeleteWow, it does. Spooky!
DeleteDoor to nowhere?
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I hadn't noticed that! Watch your step!
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