N189AW

Aircraft:
Boeing 737-277(Adv)
Reg: N189AW full info | N189AW photos
Serial #:
22656
Airline: America West Airlines
Photo Date: Jan 20, 2005
Uploaded: Jun 25, 2005
Phoenix Sky Harbor Int'l Airport - KPHX, USA - Arizona

Notes:

After departure, we flew around the pattern and conducted a 200' fly-by the AWA company hangar en-route to storage at GYR. Note the signatures on the engine cowling and slats (as well as the 'cactuswings' advertisement on the engine!). The word got out late that a fly by would occur, that is why there are only small groups of people taking a break to watch the action. I am happy that I was able to be a part of the retirement ceremony for the 737-200. [Nikon D100].

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Jan 20, 2005

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After departure, we flew around the pattern and conducted a 200' fly-by the AWA company hangar en-route to storage at GYR. Note the signatures on the engine cowling and slats (as well as the 'cactuswings' advertisement on the engine!). The word got out late that a fly by would occur, that is why there are only small groups of people taking a break to watch the action. I am happy that I was able to be a part of the retirement ceremony for the 737-200. [Nikon D100].