Airbus A319-111
Air Malta
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
- Air Malta
- Aircraft
- Airbus A319-111
- Registration
- 9H-AEM
- Location
- Malta - Luqa (MLA / LMML)
- Country / region
- Malta
- Date photographed
- February 5, 2005
- Photographer
- Malcolm Bezzina
Photographer’s remark
9H-AEM Ex:D-AVWW on delivery flight is seen arriving from Hamburg-Finkenwerder (XFW/EDHI) Germany as KM3195 performing magnificient 'Alpha Prot' right break-off after a runway low pass then joining left down wind rwy32!!Dedicated to the Captain and 1st officer of this flight!!Well done guys!!A really nice startup for AEM!!
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