PH-BGQ

Aircraft:
Boeing 737-7K2
Reg: PH-BGQ full info | PH-BGQ photos
Serial #:
39256
Airline: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Photo Date: Sep 26, 2024
Uploaded: Nov 09, 2024
Bucharest Henri Coanda Airport - LROP, Romania

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"KLM 1375" operating the flight with the same number is seen on final approach for runway 26L at Bucharest OTP. KLM names their 737s after birds, and as you can see on the fuselage, the left side of the aircraft (from the captain's perspective) is reserved for the Dutch naming of the bird, in this case, "Wielewaal" - which is the Golden Oriole.

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Sep 26, 2024

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"KLM 1375" operating the flight with the same number is seen on final approach for runway 26L at Bucharest OTP. KLM names their 737s after birds, and as you can see on the fuselage, the left side of the aircraft (from the captain's perspective) is reserved for the Dutch naming of the bird, in this case, "Wielewaal" - which is the Golden Oriole.