N789SA

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-341(SF)
Reg: N789SA full info | N789SA photos
Serial #:
23394
Airline: Southern Air
Photo Date: Aug 15, 2010
Uploaded: Jan 30, 2011
Los Angeles Int'l Airport - KLAX, USA - California

Notes:

The 747-300 is fairly rare at LAX. I was happy to see this Southern Air cargo bird cross the buildings of Century Blvd. and glide down to 24R. So was the photographer on the runway.

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by Matt Wallman
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It is difficult to describe the feeling of departing SNA, but hopefully this photo helps illustrate some of the procedure: First, engines are generally throttled up while the brakes are applied, takeoff roll and intial climb happen quickly on the 5701' runway, climbout is usually at a higher pitch than most normal departures, and after initial climb the engines are throttled back before a left hand turn is performed to follow the Newport Bay topography

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Photo Date

Aug 15, 2010

Uploaded

Jan 30, 2011

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Notes

The 747-300 is fairly rare at LAX. I was happy to see this Southern Air cargo bird cross the buildings of Century Blvd. and glide down to 24R. So was the photographer on the runway.