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Hey Guys, Here is just a few shots of the 787 arriving and leaving today. Its Japan flight 8 into Boston and 7 back to Toyko.... The weather was dense fog on arrival and pouring rain on departure...
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Rich B
Still a great event to witness. Thanks for sharing Rich.
Awesome stuff gentlemen!
Nice work guys
Super shots, got it covered from all angles
Nice work, guys.
Bill Vogt got some great shots from inside the terminal for our feature story: http://www.nycaviation.com/2012/04/j...united-states/
As mentioned before, great coverage from all angles.... A true historical moment in the life of 787, that will be plying 'em routes for decades.
Nice job guys covering the arrival from different angles! A historic day for BOS for sure.
Hey Bill, Long time no hear..... I enjoyed your photos of all the inside stuff for NYCA news story
Rich B
Hey Rich, Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by AA757
I'm still around :) Any of you guys go spotting up at Logan on a nice Saturday, let me know...I'll try to join ya.
Good stuff guys. The weather looks the same as the last time I was in BOS :mad:
Great work Billv, good photos and write-up.
Yeah Jeremy it was just like when you were here......
Bill I will let you know when were getting together... Probably be on a Sunday for while because of JAL....
Rich B
Noob here. My photos above. I guess I should introduce myself. My name is Doug. I live in Newburyport. Have been "spotting" for a long time, just not sharing my experiences on any forums until now.
My love of aircraft and aviation started with my dad. He was an Embry Riddle grad and flew DC3s for Provincetown Boston Airways back in the day. I have been taking my 2 year old boy Charlie with me on our latest spotting adventures. He seems to really love it as he high-fives me every time we see a plane pass over at low altitude!
Doug