F-HSEX

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-422
Reg: F-HSEX photos
Serial #:
26878
Airline: Corsair
Photo Date: Jan 08, 2006
Uploaded: Jan 18, 2006
Sint Maarten - Princess Juliana Int'l - TNCM, Sint Maarten

Notes:

New TUI coloured Corsair 744 about to thunder over Maho beach. This one was a real surprise as it wasn't on the SSBB arrivals board, nor did I know it was planned, so seeing the blue monster fly abeam the field was a very exciting moment. This one is for (pilot) Chris who ran over to stand under this one - good luck with the airlines!

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by Michael Catchpole
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Jan 08, 2006

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Notes

New TUI coloured Corsair 744 about to thunder over Maho beach. This one was a real surprise as it wasn't on the SSBB arrivals board, nor did I know it was planned, so seeing the blue monster fly abeam the field was a very exciting moment. This one is for (pilot) Chris who ran over to stand under this one - good luck with the airlines!