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thinking off doing a world airport tour next year for maybe six weeks whats everyone best airports and why.
what airports have good viewing decks for all us photographers.
any airports not to go to.
Yeah, I agree with JD and Tanner. KLBE is great spotting. A. Palmer loves the attention of spotters at his airport, he often brings them out on the ramp. Other than the Saab 340s, Iceland air has a daily 763 and several European charter airlines bring 767s and 757s in on a daily basis. Most of them are some rare spotting. KLBE is one of the last gems left untouched by spotters in the spotting world.
Last I heard there was a JS31 carrier based there still flying in the full colors of one of New Zealand's regional carriers.
Yup, I flew in there a few years ago and the Iron Maiden 757 was there. They took me up for a flight and let me fly it around for a bit. Best airport in the whole wide world world!
Yup, I flew in there a few years ago and the Iron Maiden 757 was there. They took me up for a flight and let me fly it around for a bit. Best airport in the whole wide world world!
Yeah they did that for a buddy of mine too. All me and Tanner got was a cockpit tour and a goodie bag with some CDs and posters and a model and stuff.
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