Airbus A319-131
British Airways
Airbus A319-132 · N828AW · US Airways · Alajuela (San Jose) - Juan Santamaria International (SJO / MROC) · March 31, 2007
Photo: Tomas Cubero Maingot - SJO Spotter · Photo source · Photograph details
This is an illustrative photograph, not the missing original image.
Original photo record
The details and photographer’s remark below belong to the original record. Its photograph has not been recovered.
- Airline
- British Airways
- Aircraft
- Airbus A319-131
- Registration
- G-EUPT
- Location
- London - Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)
- Country / region
- UK - England
- Date photographed
- June 6, 2004
- Photographer
- Jaysen F. Snow
Photographer’s remark
G-EUPT I guess this is what they mean when someone says "in your face!" This A319 came in right in front of us, and though BA are all too common here at London Heathrow (go figure), a few shots here and there are always warranted. Any closer and this aircraft would've been wearing my face on her wingtip!
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