After I went to the dentist, I begged my dad "Can we go spotting at the airport?" He said yes. When we drove around the curbside, it was crowded because the seasonal people were heading back. Up at the jetBlue end of the terminal, I saw 606JB and 632JB. Can anyone tell me when they came from France? Does anyone know the plane's name.
After I left, I saw an LTU A332 or an A333 coming in and I went home after that.
"Regardless of where you go or what you do with the rest of your life,
you can always know that when fate chose
you for the ultimate test, you were not found wanting".
Captain William Kinkead in a letter to the crew of TWA Flight 843
What a radical concept:
After I went to the dentist, I begged my dad "Can we go spotting at the airport?" He said yes. When we drove around the curbside, it was crowded because the seasonal people were heading back. Up at the jetBlue end of the terminal, I saw 606JB and 632JB. Can anyone tell me when they came from France?
After I left, I saw an LTU A332 or an A333 coming in and I went home after that.
sorry....
"Regardless of where you go or what you do with the rest of your life,
you can always know that when fate chose
you for the ultimate test, you were not found wanting".
Captain William Kinkead in a letter to the crew of TWA Flight 843
I enjoyed it TowerAir, sounds like a nice visit to RSW, thanks for sharing with us !
Cheers
LGA777
Hey towerair, are there any good spotting locations? I go to Ft. Myer's in the summer(next time being in june) usually i spot from the balcony of my hotel room on Ft myers beach, right where they make the turn for runway 6. Cant wait to use the new lens.. SO if you have any good spotting locations let me know!!!! :D
i'd say go to the jetblue end of the terminal and at the end of the runway there's an area where u can parkat the end of the terminalOriginally Posted by UrbanExplorer222
ps anyone know the names for 606jb and 632jb
"Regardless of where you go or what you do with the rest of your life,
you can always know that when fate chose
you for the ultimate test, you were not found wanting".
Captain William Kinkead in a letter to the crew of TWA Flight 843
N606JB= "Idlewild Blue"
N632JB="Clear Blue Sky" <--- One of the newer ones delivered 1/1/06
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