N959JB

Aircraft:
Airbus A321-231
Reg: N959JB photos
Serial #:
6903
Airline: jetBlue Airways
Photo Date: Jan 21, 2017
Uploaded: Feb 03, 2017
Inflight, International Airspace

Notes:

Just as we began our descent, thin high cirrus clouds clearly showed 22 degree sundogs on either side of the sun blocked by the jet's winglet. Had there been a bit more cirrus, the full halo (rainbow) around the sun would have been seen (note the separation of the colors due to refraction). This aircraft, at the time of this photo, was less than a year old (1200x800 pixels).

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by Edward Pascuzzi
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Photo Date

Jan 21, 2017

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Feb 03, 2017

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Notes

Just as we began our descent, thin high cirrus clouds clearly showed 22 degree sundogs on either side of the sun blocked by the jet's winglet. Had there been a bit more cirrus, the full halo (rainbow) around the sun would have been seen (note the separation of the colors due to refraction). This aircraft, at the time of this photo, was less than a year old (1200x800 pixels).