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Username: Missourifarmer
Posted 2007-12-23 20:44:50 and read 5834 times.
I was browsing the multitude of aircraft pictures located on this fine site and thought to myself, "I wonder what the most photographed plane was." I started searching a few key planes that I figured would be highly photographed and this is what I found (all searches were exclusively done on this site).
Continental 777 N77017 "Peter Max" plane, 297 pictures
Boeing "Dreamlifter" N780BA, 23 pictures
Concorde G-BOAE, 239 pictures
Howard Hughes "Spruce Goose" H4 Hercules N37602, 22 pictures
Boeing 747 (Air Force One) 92-9000, 156 pictures
Boeing 747 (Air Force One) 82-8000, 104 pictures
John Travolta Boeing 707, N707JT, 202 pictures
Airbus A380 F-WWJB 157 Pictures
Singapore Airlines A380 9V-SKA 43 pictures
Southwest "Shamu" N334SW, 89 pictures
Southwest "Arizona One" N383SW 101 pictures
Southwest "Lone Star" N352SW 101 pictures
Quantas 747 "Wunala Dreaming", VH-OJB , 295 pictures
Any other single plane photographed or sought after more than the "Peter Max" plane?
Username: AlexPorter
Posted 2007-12-23 21:04:28 and read 5786 times.
Yes, quite a few actually. Check this out, it's pretty nifty for A.net database stats. http://www.airliners.net/statistics/static.main
Here are the most photographed planes on this site (well, registrations actually):
1. F-WWOW (Airbus Industrie A380)
2. F-WWCA (Airbus Industrie A346)
3. UR-82060 (Antonov Design Bureau A225)
4. J-055 (Netherlands Air Force F-16AM)
5. HB-IQZ (Edelweiss Air A332)
6. HS-TGJ (Thai B744)
7. HS-TGO (Thai B744)
8. N77014 (Continental "Peter Max" B772)
9. VH-OJB (Qantas B744)
10. G-BOAG (British Airways Concorde)
Username: Alessandro
Posted 2007-12-23 22:40:28 and read 5635 times.
AN-225 perhaps, only one flying? Re-registered from the Soviet registration? CCCP-82060 got +40 pics in the album
[Edited 2007-12-23 22:46:14]
Username: EXTspotter
Posted 2007-12-24 01:42:31 and read 5375 times.
Quoting AlexPorter (Reply 1):
5. HB-IQZ (Edelweiss Air A332)
lol, I took a photo of that in Punta Cana and it wasn't accepted by the screeners, its in there:
Dominican Dream EXT-MAN-PUJ-MAN-EXT On BE FCA (by EXTspotter Dec 20 2007 in Trip Reports)
Alex
Username: SJC4Me
Posted 2007-12-24 17:00:49 and read 4022 times.
It's amazing how United trumps all other airlines in terms of being photographed. They have more than the next 5 highest airlines combined.
Username: BAe146
Posted 2007-12-24 17:27:00 and read 3716 times.
That says "Untitled", not United. United is #8 on the list
Username: QFA380
Posted 2007-12-24 18:26:32 and read 3099 times.
This far and no one has noticed that the OP spelt QANTAS wrong!!!!!!!!!!!! You should be ashamed of yourself.....
Also Wunala is VH-OEJ, which has 257.
Username: SJC4Me
Posted 2007-12-24 19:16:26 and read 2616 times.
Quoting BAe146 (Reply 5):
That says "Untitled", not United. United is #8 on the list
lol, whoops 
Username: A380US
Posted 2007-12-24 20:31:02 and read 1965 times.
Quoting Missourifarmer (Thread starter):
Quantas 747 "Wunala Dreaming", VH-OJB , 295 pictures
um.. please take a look at that again
Username: FighterPilot
Posted 2007-12-24 20:36:24 and read 1891 times.
Quoting AlexPorter (Reply 1):
4. J-055 (Netherlands Air Force F-16AM)
Thats actually pretty interesting and kinda random...
Cal 
Username: JetJeanes
Posted 2007-12-24 21:17:48 and read 1624 times.
I would think away from here is would have been sam 2800(Air force 1 ) or the Concordes, I dont know if they limit the number of photos of one particular plane on here or not unless its gone through several liveries or changed ownership 10 times
Username: StealthZ
Posted 2007-12-24 23:16:15 and read 1516 times.
Quoting QFA380 (Reply 6):
Also Wunala is VH-OEJ, which has 257.
There have been 2 Wunala Dreamings, VH-OJB is a 744 that is currently flying with QF in normal livery and OEJ is a 744ER
Cheers
Chris
Username: TimdeGroot
Posted 2007-12-25 01:45:45 and read 1426 times.
Quoting FighterPilot (Reply 9):
Thats actually pretty interesting and kinda random...
Not really since it's the demo bird that does pretty much every large airshow in Europe.
Tim
Username: Aviopic
Posted 2007-12-25 03:23:37 and read 1398 times.
Quoting TimdeGroot (Reply 12):
Not really since it's the demo bird that does pretty much every large airshow in Europe.
Like the Swiss Connie which has 335 entries albeit with 2 regi's(N73544, HB-RSC), that's more then the J-055.
Username: Sulman
Posted 2007-12-25 10:49:47 and read 1336 times.
Regarding J-055 it also does an extremely photo-friendly display. Usually comes closer and slower than other teams, and always does a slow right turn just after takeoff. I don't think there's anyone that has photographed it that doesn't have the shot of it turning away with the burner on, smokewinders puffing away....
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