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Message of Werkur737 - Sent 13 Jan 2:01 |
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Hello guys,
I'm planning a trip to Los Angeles, LAX, for spotting and i would like your help on the best places to shoot from.
I'm from PHL, already been in Los Angeles, but never been spotting there.
If anyone knows a website dedicated to LAX, or photos of this airport (spotting places), please post here the links!
Any help would be appreciated!
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Message of Frick187 - Sent 13 Jan 8:27 |
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Message of Werkur737 - Sent 13 Jan 16:20 |
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Eddie,
I'm out of town, on travel, till the end of january, when i will be back to PHL.
Thanks for the site, going help me a lot with useful infos.
My trip for spotting in LAX will be on summer, june or july, so these months i believe is better!
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Message of flylinefrontier - Sent 13 Jan 21:55 |
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Message of Werkur737 - Sent 14 Jan 23:23 |
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flylinefrontier,
Contrails photography web site, that Eddie posted above, has a spotting guide where you will find the major Canada airports such as Vancouver, Kelowna, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.
I didn't find for Halifax and London in Canada, that's the reason Airfleets.net could has an area to post spotting guides.
I'm sure would help a lot all the spotters.
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Message of Frick187 - Sent 14 Jan 3:27 |
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Message of FLX - Sent 14 Jan 5:16 |
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Werkur737:
I hv been to/drove through Kelowna 6-7 times on my way to the Canadian Rockies in the past 20 yrs. It's the biggest town in Okanagan valley, B.C. but it's probably 1/10 the size of Calgary and I certainly didn't know its quiet little airport is considered a 'major' Canadian airport. All I saw was a few turbo-props+RJs+occassionally a 737/320 and definitely no widebody activities(Not even charter).
Put it another way, I guarantee U see more activities in YVR, YYZ or YUL for 1 hr than in Kelowna for 1 wk.
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Message of YankeeZephyr - Sent 14 Jan 5:56 |
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Message of Werkur737 - Sent 14 Jan 7:38 |
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Eddie:
McCarran is on my list, sure a friendly airport for spotting, with a good sort of aircraft there. I can see how many spotters that posted here on Airfleets.net like LAS. Also i've been in Vegas for gambling a couple of times, was very fun, ten years ago. I didn't have a camera yet that time! 
FLX:
Do you know if VIA (Vancouver Island Air) with its Beaver and Beech 18 still in operation?
Also the Air Labrador with its Twin Otter and Beech 1900 still in operation too?
Thanks for told me about the size of Kelowna's airport, i thought was an option for YVR!
YankeeZephyr:
Thanks for the spotterswiki site, i liked the satellite photos, better than the Contrails' ones.
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