Drukair - Royal Bhutan Airlines Airbus A319 (A5-JSW) by Shabbir A Bashar (Paro, Bhutan)
| Photographer: | Shabbir A Bashar | |
| Aircraft: | Airbus A319 | |
| Operator: | Drukair - Royal Bhutan Airlines | |
| Registration: | A5-JSW | |
| Category: | Airliners | |
| Database: | Main | |
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| AP Image ID: | 548941 | Legacy page | |
| Resolution: | 1400x952 px | |
| Taken: | Apr 4th 2015 / 04.04.2015 | |
| Published: | Apr 17th 2015 / 17.04.2015 | |
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| Camera model: | NIKON D750 | |
| Shutter speed: | 1/640s | |
| Aperture: | f/13 | |
| ISO: | 320 | |
| Focal length: | 420 mm |
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| Author's remark: | Doubling back on the active for early morning takeoff. This is Druk Air's first A319 with Sharklets. Also seen are the tail fins of Druk Air's A319 (A5-RGI) and Bhutan Airlines' (new private airline of that country) A319 (A5-BAC). Because of the mountainous terrain, the runway in Paro is very short and there are no taxiways. Aircrafts often takeoff with near empty fuel tanks and refuel in nearby regional airports on flatter plains like Dhaka, Bangladesh. |