Miami-International 23-02-2020

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Miami-International 23-02-2020

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The next day, Sunday, I started at the spotting spot called "the holes" at 25th St. From this location you can monitor all action on runways 08L/R and 12. Runway 12 is rarely used for take-offs, mainly for landings. The northern side of the airport is also where UPS and FedEx have their facilities. The location is called "the holes" as there are a few holes in the fence, making photography easier. However, there is quite some construction going on, and during my visit there was a lot of construction stuff on the apron, preventing clear pictures. Luckily the roof of my rented Jeep Wrangler enabled me to photograph...

I arrived at the spot early in the morning for a few hours, before touring other airports, which I will cover in seperate topics later.

1. FedEx B767-300F N123FE is seen here ready for take-off from runway 08L:
ImageB763F-FDX-N123FE-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

2. This UPS B757-200F N452UP is looking a little weathered:
ImageB752F-UPS-N452UP-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

3. UPS B767-300F N382UP is also ready to go from runway 08L:
ImageB763F-UPS-N328UP-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

4. Cargo company IFL Group is also present on the northern ramp with their beautiful Convairs:
ImageCV580F-IFL-N991FL-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

5. Just like Ethopian, Turkish is also deploying their B777F, like this TC-LJN, to Miami:
ImageB772F-THY-TCLJN-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

6. Frontier A320neo N309FR has Weston the woodpecker on the tail:
ImageA320N-FRN-N309FR-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

7. Definitely a great catch was LATAM's Star Wars B777-300ER PT-MUA:
ImageB773-LAT-PTMUA-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

8. Too bad for the heathwaves ruining this shot of Metroliner XA-UUM of Aeronavas:
ImageSA227-ANS-XAUUM-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

9. Aerolineas Argentinas can be seen in the morning and late-afternoons at Miami, both times with their A330s, like this LV-FNK:
ImageA332-ARG-LVFNK-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

10. A little heatwaves, but how often can you photograph a Cessna 680 from the Dominican Republic, like this HI1065:
ImageCE680-PVT-HI1065-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

11. World Atlantic Airlines is a Florida-based carrier, mainly flying to destinations in the Caribbean. Here's MD-83 N805WA taxiing to runway 08R:
ImageMD83-WAA-N805WA-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

12. Bringing tourists from cold Canada to warmer Florida is this Sunwing B737-800 C-GOWG:
ImageB738-SUN-CGOWG-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

13. Amerijet also have their facilities at the Northern part of the airport, so they will normally use the Northern runways. Here's B767-300F N378CX lined-up for departure on runway 08L:
ImageB763F-AMJ-N378CX-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

14. And because they are so pretty, another picture of them, this time of N396CM landing on runway 08L:
ImageB763F-AMJ-N396CM-MIA23feb20 by Anton Homma, on Flickr

To see all pictures from this four hours at Miami, please see https://www.flickr.com/photos/lifeliner ... 686978192/

To be continued!

Cheers! :wave:
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Re: Miami-International 23-02-2020

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Cheers Anton, it's appreciated.

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Re: Miami-International 23-02-2020

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Lovely side of Miami international that I didn't see when I was there!
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