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Boeing 757-200 (N174AA) - RWY27 approach AA One World Special Livery @ KBOS Logan
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Boeing 757-200 (N174AA)

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RWY27 approach AA One World Special Livery @ KBOS Logan

190 of N174AA 26093 of B752 21189 at KBOS
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Greg Byington
very, very nice!
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Mathias Böttcher
yes, super photo
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JM32Photo Uploader
Thank you Greg
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Thank you Mathias
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Dwight Hartje
Excellent catch, John! 5*+!
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JM32Photo Uploader
Thanks Dwight !!
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William Hamlin
Great shot!
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Thanks William !
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Dave Sheehy
Super! 5*
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10K views on 128/22/16. Thank you
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Date Aircraft Origin Destination Departure Arrival Duration
29-Sep-2023 C25BWichita Eisenhower ()Portland-Hillsboro () 10:12AM CDT 11:49AM PDT 3:37
28-Sep-2023 C25BWichita Eisenhower ()Wichita Eisenhower () 10:28AM CDT 11:09AM CDT 0:40
28-Sep-2023 C25BWichita Eisenhower ()Portland-Hillsboro () 10:28AM CDT Diverted
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