ChrisW
2007-11-28, 09:06 PM
My friend Lane and I decided to check out the Skybus operation in St. Augustine today. We tracked Skybus 95 on Flightaware and eventually met up with her at SGJ. N552SX operated the flight today, landing on runway 31.
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Finally, here's a shot of their makeshift "terminal" there.
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We met up with their station manager (though, technically, that wasn't her exact title). She and the rest folks there were very nice and receptive to Lane and I - surprisingly even about the possibility of us snapping some photos of the flight's arrival and were surprised we'd traveled up there just to take a look at their operation.
We also found a dozen or so derelict ex-U.S. Navy Grumman S-2 Trackers. Here's a photo of one, nearly completely overgrown with weeds. Such a shame considering what these birds did for our country back in the day.
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Cheers,
Chris in ATL
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2339/2072695532_d5fa54316f.jpg?v=0
Finally, here's a shot of their makeshift "terminal" there.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2241/2071903193_1fb4cb0998.jpg?v=0
We met up with their station manager (though, technically, that wasn't her exact title). She and the rest folks there were very nice and receptive to Lane and I - surprisingly even about the possibility of us snapping some photos of the flight's arrival and were surprised we'd traveled up there just to take a look at their operation.
We also found a dozen or so derelict ex-U.S. Navy Grumman S-2 Trackers. Here's a photo of one, nearly completely overgrown with weeds. Such a shame considering what these birds did for our country back in the day.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2291/2071903151_487719a2f2.jpg?v=0
Cheers,
Chris in ATL