Spotting, KCH-KUL-PEN, 10 February 2007

As the title says, spotting on the journey home.

9M-AEB Taxiing at KCH. The only shot I took there.

Next, shots after landing at KLIA. Damn I'm starting to love the open-air-ness of the LCCT. Seen here is AirAsia's (AK) latest Airbus A320, 9M-AFP, sporting a great livery to celebrate Malaysia's 50th year of independence as well as Visit Malaysia Year 2007:

And the fun really begins after checking in for the flight to Penang. From the departure hall, another of AK's A320s, 9M-AFH, ready to go:

Did I mention the departure hall has a nice view of planes coming in to land? Lion Air's 737-400, PK-LIW:

Sri Lankan's A340-300 4R-ADB:

Malaysia Airlines (MH) 737-400 9M-MMU:

Another MH 734, 9M-MME:

Vietnam Airlines A321. Basically a stretched A320. This is VN-A348:

China Airlines sent in an Airbus A300-600R, B-18503:

Garuda Indonesia's 734. Lotsa 734s visiting KUL it seems. PK-GWO:

Singapore Airlines 777-200. 9V-SRA:

One of AK's 737-300s came taxiing in, making for a good, detailed shot. This is 9M-AAH:

Finally, something else from MH, other than 734s. This is Airbus A330-200 9M-MKW:

Another one of AK's A320s, 9M-AFE passing by and making for a good shot once again:

MH 734, 9M-MQK:

Nose closeup shot of Alpha-Alpha-Foxtrot, one of AK's 733s:

Time to fly home soon enough. All those airplanes in one hour...phew! Seen here is the famous Penang Bridge as we approached Penang International:

Someone's private jet parked close to the terminal. A Raytheon 390 Premier I, rego N390RC...which meant it was an American plane?

Finally, a surprise at PEN. China Airlines' A340-300 B-18801:

With all that action, I guess flying with AK does have its perks after all!