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Aircraft Taken at More: Japan Airlines - JAL More: Boeing 747-446D More: In Flight More: Japan, March 3, 2006 Remark Photographer JA8904 (cn 26348/941) Passing on the south of Mt. Fuji about 07:00am. Enroute from Tokyo(HND) to Osaka(ITM) as JL1501. More: Takashi Takahashi Contact Takashi Takahashi Link to me!

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A visitor from Singapore posted Sat November 21, 2009: It is awsome ! have not seen such a picture taken from the air and so to the one who has taken it ~ thank you for showing to the viewers this spectacular view ! blessings Mary Kaye Godden
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 15, 2009: What a breathtaking shot. 5 stars!
A visitor from Malaysia posted Fri August 28, 2009: Plane looks weird without tips
A visitor from United States posted Fri August 28, 2009: The domestic version of the 744 does not have the winglets
A visitor from Greenland posted Tue August 4, 2009: Amazing view.. Boeing 747-400 without winglets?
A visitor from United States posted Mon May 25, 2009: Sweet! It'd be awesome to see Mt. Fuji from a 747!
A visitor from United States posted Thu March 26, 2009: Beautiful Picture!!
A visitor from China posted Fri March 13, 2009: Wondeful capture well done !!
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 20, 2009: This is a photo worthy of more than 5 stars. What a breathtaking view! Clarity and detail are exquiste! Thanks Takashi for sharing it with us...
A visitor from - posted Fri January 30, 2009: This is the most beatiful volcano that i have never seen!!!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue October 21, 2008: To all the people wondering where the winglet is... the answer is in the designation of the type 446 >D<. Plz check the comments below; a person from Luxembourg has explained it all.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue September 16, 2008: Lol first i thought where is the winglet? But then i realised this is a domestic and they cant benefit from the fuel saving abilities on their short runs, so they save themselves the cost of havin them installed. interesting tho, i didnt know that this type doesnt have the extended wingspan of the "normal" -400...
A visitor from Turkey posted Sat May 31, 2008: Just one word!Magnificent!
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 30, 2008: Mountain + stunning reflections on engines 3 and 4 + clouds = 5 star shot.
A visitor from Japan posted Fri May 2, 2008: Simply amazing!
A visitor from Ireland posted Sat April 26, 2008: Great shot "arigato" Takashi!!!
A visitor from United States posted Thu August 16, 2007: Nice composition and a great shot of Mt. Fuji and the engines.
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 6, 2007: Awesome picture. Look at the reflections in the engine housings!
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Sun May 13, 2007: Snow-covered top of Fuji and beautiful lighting of the clouds. Really great combination.
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon January 29, 2007: A great mixture of light, nature and the plane.
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 27, 2007: Amazing that he even was able to take this excellent photo what with all those NRT babes onboard to look at.
A visitor from Iran, Islamic Republic Of posted Sat January 27, 2007: What a nice sigh.Silnet Fuji.
A visitor from Canada posted Wed January 10, 2007: Well composed picture. Mt. Fuji rising above the clouds.
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 12, 2006: Unique contrast.dramatic!
A visitor from Taiwan posted Wed November 22, 2006: This is one of the best photo I can imagine, ever
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon November 13, 2006: Hey...There's the big, amazing and scarey Mt. Fuji. The clounds make the shot too gotic... Cool
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri November 10, 2006: Wow i loved it !
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 10, 2006: Very good
A visitor from United States posted Thu October 5, 2006: This is the most beautiful picture I have ever seen! Mt. Fuji looks amazing in the background. The clouds look beautiful around it.
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 20, 2006: This is a very beutifal sight
A visitor from Australia posted Fri August 18, 2006: First 400D's landing gears are capable for more frequent landings. Secondly thrustrate is slightly different from normal 400s. And I think is model exists only in Japan.
A visitor from United States posted Thu July 6, 2006: Beautiful picture. I like the contrast of the wing against the background. Also, good job capturing the mountain breaking through the clouds, and the lack of winglets on the 744D
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Fri May 12, 2006: -400D's have no winglets indeed and as D stands for domestic they're not intended to fly long distance routes but Domestic ones. The British vistor's comment is true, the extra wingspan and extra tank from the -400 would make the aircraft heavier whereas the D version is meant to carry as much pax as possible on short routes with high pax density. Nice pic of Mt. Fuji by the way :-) Brgds / GP
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 12, 2006: My favorite shots of all time. The wing/engine shots of 747's. I first saw almost similar scene when I got on a KLM-747 at 9 years of age. Pretty scary sitting next to engine #-3.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon April 24, 2006: Love the contrast and reflections in cowling too-(Japanese domestic 400D's lack the extra wingspan, winglets and tail fuel tank of standard 400's, IIRC)
A visitor from United States posted Tue April 18, 2006: Amazing Picture, great job
A visitor from Germany posted Mon April 17, 2006: Outstanding! Great picture
A visitor from Canada posted Thu April 13, 2006: Nice pic. Strange that this version of 744 has no winglets...
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue April 11, 2006: Very Nice Pic Congratulations!!!
A visitor from Germany posted Sat April 1, 2006: In one word: fantastic !
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 21, 2006: Wow, I wish my bedroom window had that view! Beautiful shot!
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 18, 2006: Perfect shot! Gotta love the 744Ds!
A visitor from Germany posted Thu March 16, 2006: Have a look in the seach engine for 446D-type a/c. They all don't have winglets. This seems to be a special 'feature' on JAL's 747-400.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed March 15, 2006: This JAL 744 is a regional airliner and does not need winglets as it only covers short hauls. Winglets were removed from some 400 series by Boeing for short flights.
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed March 15, 2006: It's extraordinary. I love it very much. Omeretou Takahashi-san.
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed March 15, 2006: It's extraordinary. I love it very much. Omeretou Takahashi-san.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed March 15, 2006: In Japan winglets are associated with evil ghosts.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed March 15, 2006: Great shot, dont get me wrong but dont all 747-400s have winglets?
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue March 14, 2006: I like this photo because my class was only after studing Mount Fuji in geography and I think this is the best picture of Mount Fuji yet.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue March 14, 2006: Is it missing a winglet?
A visitor from Japan posted Tue March 14, 2006: Gooday mate ! this is great picture ! can I link this photo to my BG page ? its Awesome dude ! Heatch
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 14, 2006: What an amazing sight. Great pic!!!
A visitor from India posted Tue March 14, 2006: Yes, Many times I have seen this actual seen from plane...I appreciate photographer Mr.Takahashi san.
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue March 14, 2006: Leaves me speechless! T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 14, 2006: We all need more photos like this! I've seen scenes like this before ... but this is just amazing!
A visitor from - posted Mon March 13, 2006: I dont think thats a 400 series. Where's the winglets?
A visitor from Germany posted Mon March 13, 2006: Kono e wa kirei desu!!! (Just trying to say 'great picture' in Japanese.)
A visitor from - posted Mon March 13, 2006: I'm sorry to disappoint you.. but this is not a 747-400... lacks a winglet... perhaps a -300?
A visitor from Germany posted Mon March 13, 2006: Amazing .... but 747-400 without winglets???
A visitor from Canada posted Mon March 13, 2006: Great view!!!
A visitor from United States posted Mon March 13, 2006: 747-400 without winglets? How come?
A visitor from United States posted Mon March 13, 2006: To see such a clear shot of the tip of a volcano siticking out above the clouds, covered by snow is a contrast. The moulten mountain is frozen.
A visitor from Australia posted Mon March 13, 2006: Beautiful picture. But if this is a 747-400, where are the winglets???
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon March 13, 2006: Very beautiful view with the mount Fuji :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon March 13, 2006: Absolutely amazing shot, thank you... I think Mt.Fuji is one of the nicest in the world. Sugoooi desu ne!
A visitor from Taiwan posted Mon March 13, 2006: Wow!What this? Beautiful!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon March 13, 2006: Great photo! very beautiful and you've had some nice seats too.. but this is definitely not a 400... I've never seen a 744 without winglets
A visitor from United States posted Mon March 13, 2006: Absolutely marvelous shot...congrats!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon March 13, 2006: Very nice indeed! And look at the reflection on the engines.
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon March 13, 2006: Amazing view, amazing shot! Congratulations!
A visitor from United States posted Mon March 13, 2006: Can i visit japan now? best country in asia !! love this shot! machine and nature at one
A visitor from United States posted Mon March 13, 2006: Just breath taking !
A visitor from Greece posted Mon March 13, 2006: Very beautiful photo with the excellent mt.fuji covered in snow the clouds,and of cource we dont forget the historical 747
A visitor from Germany posted Sun March 12, 2006: Amazing!! Tell a kid to draw a mountain and it will draw Mt. Fuji! What a great lighting here... Thank you
A visitor from Germany posted Sun March 12, 2006: Wow, i'm impressed, what an outstanding photographic picture! well done, alligato takashi!

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