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    Contrail Photos Above Poughkeepsie

    Over the past couple of weeks I have taken notice of the amount of contrail that fly over Poughkeepsie including low heavies so today I decided I would photograph some.

    This is from about an hours worth of sitting outside with my neck turned towards the sky. I will add more photos to this thread as the day goes on.

    Contrail #1 (Some A320)


    Contrail #2 (Some 737-400)


    Contrail #3 (Southwest 737-300, I actually saw this one on Flightaware)


    Contrail #4 (Lufthansa 747-400)

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    Contrail #5 (Air France 747-400)


    Contrail #6 (World DC-10)


    Contrail #7 (Virgin Atlantic A340-600 heading towards JFK)

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    I can assure you that Southwest plane is actually a 737-700.

    I can tell because of the winglets and also because of the slight discoloring under the wing which would be the red canoes which signify the -700 varient for SWA.


    But excellent contrail pics!!

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    Thanks for pointing that out Alex, I was under the impression that Southwest had started to install winglets on their -300 fleet.

    Here are some more contrails from today and some planes heading towards JFK.

    First Choice 767-300


    Condor 767-300


    Thomsonfly 767-300


    US Airways A330-300


    PIA 777-200LR


    Thomsonfly 767-300


    United 777-200


    Air Transat A310

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    that PIA 772LR is pretty good!
    it is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. fortunately, neither are aware of this.

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    They have only installed one -300 with winglets, N368, and it is still on the ground.


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    Just had a United 747-400 fly over.

    Man I love taking contrail shots now, you never know what you are going to see!

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