- Alexander Gill
- Aaron Stenson
- Lyndon Bowlin
- Aircraft92
- Steve
- Robert Dumitrescu
- Alex Crail
- Joel Basler
- Vinicius Cruvinel Rego
- Mike H.
- Xiamen Air 849 Heavy
- Ted_Zhery
- Yura
- Arnoth Jozsef
- Antonio Espinel
- RizkyHidayat
- Henrique Pessoa
- Tai Morton
- Liu Mingxuan
- Byrd
- Zöld Ádám
- poa193
- PURE JL
- fraviation02
- Jakub Kukier
- Tyler Godfrey
- Wanja Auf der Maur
- bhawkerrr
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Aircraft:
Airbus A340-642
- Reg: ZS-SNC full info | ZS-SNC photos
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Serial #:
426
- Airline: South African Airways
- Photo Date: Apr 10, 2006
- Uploaded: Apr 11, 2006
- Inflight, South Africa
Notes:
(Photo 1 of 3) Wow!!! Wow!!! Wow!!! Star Formation forming in extremely bad weather running in on RWY 03L for a 350 feet flypast, celebrating the official joining ceremony of SAA joining the Star Alliance. Formation consisted of 1 x A346 ZS-SNC, 2 x A342 ZS-SLB & ZS-SLE. (Taken from SLB) [Canon 20D]
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Registration
ZS-SNC
Photo Date
Apr 10, 2006
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2006
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29,865
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- Alexander Gill
- Aaron Stenson
- Lyndon Bowlin
- Aircraft92
- Steve
- Robert Dumitrescu
- Alex Crail
- Joel Basler
- Vinicius Cruvinel Rego
- Mike H.
- Xiamen Air 849 Heavy
- Ted_Zhery
- Yura
- Arnoth Jozsef
- Antonio Espinel
- RizkyHidayat
- Henrique Pessoa
- Tai Morton
- Liu Mingxuan
- Byrd
- Zöld Ádám
- poa193
- PURE JL
- fraviation02
- Jakub Kukier
- Tyler Godfrey
- Wanja Auf der Maur
- bhawkerrr
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Notes
(Photo 1 of 3) Wow!!! Wow!!! Wow!!! Star Formation forming in extremely bad weather running in on RWY 03L for a 350 feet flypast, celebrating the official joining ceremony of SAA joining the Star Alliance. Formation consisted of 1 x A346 ZS-SNC, 2 x A342 ZS-SLB & ZS-SLE. (Taken from SLB) [Canon 20D]Camera
Pentax K3 | Sigma 70-200 2.8-
Aircraft
- Reg: ZS-SNC full info | ZS-SNC photos
-
Aircraft:
Airbus A340-642
- Airline: South African Airways
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Serial #:
426
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Photo Location
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Inflight
- South Africa
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Comments
Alex Pienaar
Even with the beautiful South African landscape missing, this remains a truly stunning photograph of the country's most elite set of wings. Well Done!!!!