N703UW

Aircraft:
Airbus A319-112
Reg: N703UW full info | N703UW photos
Serial #:
904
Airline: US Airways
Photo Date: Sep 11, 2005
Uploaded: Sep 18, 2005
San Jose Juan Santamaria Int'l - MROC, Costa Rica

Notes:

While they were approaching, we heard on the ATC that it was US Airways on final and with some binocculars we saw that it had a white livery. We were all exited because we thought it was the new US Airways livery but then I remembered, no USA A320's on Sundays so it was a Star Alliance A319, which is not bad at all either. [Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT + Tamron 200-400mm LD f5.6]

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Sep 11, 2005

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Sep 18, 2005

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Notes

While they were approaching, we heard on the ATC that it was US Airways on final and with some binocculars we saw that it had a white livery. We were all exited because we thought it was the new US Airways livery but then I remembered, no USA A320's on Sundays so it was a Star Alliance A319, which is not bad at all either. [Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT + Tamron 200-400mm LD f5.6]