PH-XRZ - Boeing - 737-700 - Transavia | In Flight - Italy - Italy | Airliners | Photo by JPC van Heijst
| Photographer: | JPC van Heijst | |
| Registration: | PH-XRZ
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| Aircraft Type: | 737-700 | |
| Manufacturer: | Boeing | |
| Operator: | Transavia | |
| Category: | Airliners | |
| Database: | Main |
| AP Image ID: | 85593 | EC | |
| Resolution: | 1024x704 px | |
| Taken: | Apr 13th 2010 / 13.04.2010 | |
| Published: | Apr 14th 2010 / 14.04.2010 | |
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| Airport name: | In Flight - Italy | |
| IATA: | - | |
| ICAO: | - | |
| Country: | Italy |
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| Comments: | Tony Marlow on Apr 14th, 2010: "I wear a headset similar to that in my office too. The main difference is that I don't
have a 737 attached to it! ;-)" CalumM on Apr 17th, 2010: "Have you been promoted?" JPC van Heijst on Apr 18th, 2010: "No, its some sort of 'selfportrait' :)" CalumM on Apr 18th, 2010: "Nice. Take it you use a clamp?" JPC van Heijst on Apr 19th, 2010: "No not yet, this one is taken by my colleague but Im thinking about going to invest in a high-quality clamp for long exposures at night." CalumM on May 5th, 2010: "I might consider buying one as well for cockpit shots. I made a cable release which could be routed to somewhere handy. Will also require a wide angle lens though. This could get expensive!" |
