Normal Service Resumes
Yup. And that means more spotting pics, but this time with a twist. Haven't gone to the airport to spot for more than four months because of my taxing schedule, so I had to improvise. Well, that and I should be kicking myself for not going to the airport on August 30th to catch the F-18Ds in action. Anyways, introducing the 'Aircraft from a Distance' series:
To start things off: RSAF F-16s. Taken from my bro's place at NTU, Singapore.
Closeup of the same pic. There's no disputing - they're indeed F-16s.
MH's Airbus A330 dashes into the clouds
After some enhancements in Photoshop
AirAsia's B737-300 heads home to some bad weather.
Closeup from the same pic.
MH's B737-400 follows suit
Closeup
An airliner I can't identify. Not sure of it's airline or type. Could it be a triple 7?
Closeup
Two planes in one shot
The first one on the right: can't really make out the type, but it certainly has 4 engines. An A340-600? A B747 seems more likely though.
No disputing this one though. One of AirAsia's A320s from its growing fleet.
An MH 734 flying overhead, probably at flight level.
Closeup
Workhorse of the TUDM and Army - the S-61 Nuri.
Closeup
AirAsia's B733 seen from my flight on one of MH's A330s. The captain came on and told us we were holding in a circling pattern 60 miles outside of Kuala Lumpur due to busy single runway ops at KLIA.
Closeup. It's AirAsia alright!
The money shot - Japan Airlines' 744 at flight level over the South China Sea.
This blowup clearly shows it's a B747-400 with it's 4 engines and winglets.
Another shot...
...and a blowup which reveals clearly the airline it flies for.
From my rented home outside Unimas:
Fokker 50, caught ironically on it's last day of operation under MH. All are under FlyAsianXpress now.
Closeup, with PS enhancements
Just caught today: one of PDRM's Alouette choppers
Closeup
To start things off: RSAF F-16s. Taken from my bro's place at NTU, Singapore.
Closeup of the same pic. There's no disputing - they're indeed F-16s.From Putrajaya on a university trip:
MH's Airbus A330 dashes into the clouds
After some enhancements in Photoshop
AirAsia's B737-300 heads home to some bad weather.
Closeup from the same pic.
MH's B737-400 follows suit
Closeup
An airliner I can't identify. Not sure of it's airline or type. Could it be a triple 7?
Closeup
Two planes in one shot
The first one on the right: can't really make out the type, but it certainly has 4 engines. An A340-600? A B747 seems more likely though.
No disputing this one though. One of AirAsia's A320s from its growing fleet.From home:
An MH 734 flying overhead, probably at flight level.
Closeup
Workhorse of the TUDM and Army - the S-61 Nuri.
CloseupInflight on the way back to Sarawak, 10th July 2006:
AirAsia's B733 seen from my flight on one of MH's A330s. The captain came on and told us we were holding in a circling pattern 60 miles outside of Kuala Lumpur due to busy single runway ops at KLIA.
Closeup. It's AirAsia alright!
The money shot - Japan Airlines' 744 at flight level over the South China Sea.
This blowup clearly shows it's a B747-400 with it's 4 engines and winglets.
Another shot...
...and a blowup which reveals clearly the airline it flies for.From my rented home outside Unimas:
Fokker 50, caught ironically on it's last day of operation under MH. All are under FlyAsianXpress now.
Closeup, with PS enhancements
Just caught today: one of PDRM's Alouette choppers
CloseupAnd that wraps up the collection...so far. Be assured there will be a part two sometime soon. Folks with a phobia of flying machines beware!
posted by The Weiyang at 3:08 AM
3 Comments:
you were in Putrajaya..??? grr..why didnt tell me...i am like few minutes drive away though.haha. Should have drop by Cyberjaya, Inteligent City with dumb people in it. haha...anyway see you around dude..take care of yourself. Keep shooting those birds.
i was with the polics guys...not really jalan jalan. just stopped by to see the sights and take pics. only about 2 or 3 hours like that.
wei, update your blog la...
sori...meant to say police guys
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