SX-DVM

Aircraft:
Airbus A320-232
Reg: SX-DVM full info | SX-DVM photos
Serial #:
3439
Airline: Aegean Airlines
Photo Date: Sep 04, 2010
Uploaded: Oct 23, 2010
Frankfurt Rhein-Main Int'l Airport - EDDF, Germany

Notes:

A3 833 from FRA to ATH, seat 23A. This is concourse A of FRA's Terminal 1, nicely lit up by the low early evening sun. We just left our gate and our taxiing towards runway 18 for a southerly take-off. The parked A320 is D-AIQU. See if you can spot the Luftie B744 taking off in the distance.

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by Tony Printezis
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Sep 04, 2010

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Notes

A3 833 from FRA to ATH, seat 23A. This is concourse A of FRA's Terminal 1, nicely lit up by the low early evening sun. We just left our gate and our taxiing towards runway 18 for a southerly take-off. The parked A320 is D-AIQU. See if you can spot the Luftie B744 taking off in the distance.