The response to yesterday's "special" shot has been impressive, so here's another one from just before sunrise this morning. What's special about this picture?
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US doesn't operate out of T3...AA did before the acquisition of TWA then moved to T4
ReplyDeleteUS Airways at T3 early?
ReplyDeleteThey've named another terminal after you!
ReplyDeleteNothing obvious in the photo. Although I'm relatively new to your blog, I don't recall too many early morning shots. This image is not attributed to anyone else. So, new work shift?
ReplyDeleteUS A321
ReplyDeleteUS Airways at T-4.
ReplyDeleteUS Airways plane at Terminal 3
ReplyDeleteWhy is there a US at T3 amongst all the VX?
ReplyDeleteUS Airways at terminal three, soon to be their new home.
ReplyDeleteAn A321, A319 and A320 in a row? I'm not good a this stuff.
ReplyDeleteUS Airways operating out of T3
ReplyDeleteUSAir 757 is at its new gate at its new terminal 3.
ReplyDeleteUSAir 757 is at its new terminal and gate (T3).
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