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Picture of the Airbus A300B4-605R aircraft
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| Visitor comments (16) [Hide] | Post your own comments by rating the photo above! |
 A visitor from Germany posted Mon June 20, 2011:I really miss these beautiful "Silver Whales" nowadays. Awesome capture! Well done... | |
 A visitor from United States posted Sun January 10, 2010:This is for sure, an A300. If the cockpit windows don't give it away then you can search the registration number. | |
 A visitor from Jordan posted Tue November 10, 2009:Wow!great shot | |
 A visitor from - posted Mon November 9, 2009:This is indeed a A300 i fly to costa often and it seems american runs the 300 out of Miami quite often to costa rica, or did. | |
 A visitor from Puerto Rico posted Sun November 8, 2009:Excellent picture Fabricio. Keep up the good work! 5* Saludos! F.Bahamonde | |
 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 8, 2009:Think you'll find it was the pilots fault for the tail detatching... | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 8, 2009: Powerful photo! It is indeed an A300. Never a popular plane with American, especially after the tail detached from AA587. The last Airbus was retired from American's fleet this past summer. | |
 A visitor from Italy posted Sun November 8, 2009:Yes, it's an Airbus... Lokk at the edges of the wing, there are small winglets, proper of the A300. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 8, 2009: Love the condensation in the engines! To reply to the commenter below, this is indeed an Airbus A300-600. American used these mainly for their cargo capacity on intercontinental flights. Regardless, a beautiful plane & a good shot! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat November 7, 2009: Great picture capturing the condensing air in the engines. American operated A300's as seen from its website, and also note its characteristic wing tips. Not a B767. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat November 7, 2009: What an amazing shot!! American Airlines operated the A300 from 1988 until they were retired this year. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat November 7, 2009: I love this shot!!! I was just about 100% sure that American Airlines does NOT use Airbus though. I was positive that they used American built only, but I may be wrong. I would put money that this is in fact a 767 | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Fri November 6, 2009: Amazing shot! 5 stars!!! | |
 A visitor from Ireland posted Thu November 5, 2009:Great tribute! | |
| A visitor from Italy posted Thu November 5, 2009: Cleaning the runway! :-) | |
| A visitor from - posted Thu November 5, 2009: You have some stunning photos, this no exception! -Ron | |
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