On Monday it occurred to me that it has been a while since I've been to the airport. It was a nice enough night, so I decided to head over there. It also helped that there was some interesting flights.
First up was an A330 that arrived from Salt Lake City.
Another picture of that plane.
This is a Spirit Airlines A320. This livery is disappearing.
I liked the clouds behind the plane, so I guess I will post this one too. The plane was arriving from Cancun.
An Embrear 175 arriving from Newark.
And a CRJ-200 coming in from Toronto.
This was a 757-200.
It was coming in from Fort Myers.
Another picture because I like this plane.
One more with clouds.
It was followed by a 757-200.
It was arriving from Atlanta.
Again, because I like this plane.
One more with clouds.
A CRJ-200 coming in from State College, Pennsylvania.
An American Eagle CRJ-900 coming from Charlotte.
A plane that is growing on me.
This is an A220 (formerly BCS-100) coming in from Reagan National Airport in Washington DC.
A CJR-200 coming in from Dayton.
This is a CRJ-200 coming in from Bluegrass Airport in Lexington, Kentucky.
This is a CRJ-200 coming in from Lansing. With a direct distance of 74 miles, it is the shortest Delta. It spent 22 minutes in the air and almost that much time taxiing.
It was followed by a CRJ-200 arriving from MBS (Midland-Bay City-Saginaw) Airport. It would be a direct distance of 99 miles. This plane also spent 22 minutes in the air and 23 minutes on the ground in Detroit.
A CRJ-200 coming in from South Bend.
Another A220.
This one was coming in from Minneapolis.
This A319 came in from San Antonio.
A Spirit Airlines A320 from San Diego.
A 737 coming in from Cancun.
This CRJ-900 was coming in from Grand Rapids.
This 757-200 was arriving from Orlando.
Another picture of that plane.
Another one.
With clouds.
And more clouds.
A Spirit Airlines A321 arriving from Las Vegas.
A CRJ-900 from Traverse City.
An A330 from San Diego.
A CRJ-900 from Houston.
A Southwest Airlines 737 coming in from Nashville.
This 737 arrived from Seattle.
And the last plane of my day.
This was a 757-300.
This one came in from LAX.
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