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A visitor from - posted Tue September 25, 2012: SO Who Won?
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 19, 2012: This is a very good example of how landings can be done at SFO. The juxtaposition of the two aircraft is a very lucky shot, or very skilled. Either way. They look as though they are flaring to land on the same runway, but we know better. My compliments to the photographer. Sincerely, Rockinflyer!
A visitor from Italy posted Fri July 27, 2012: Was this photo take by a wizard?? :-)
A visitor from - posted Thu April 19, 2012: Big brother gives small brother a pat on the right shoulder as a reminder that it's time to flare up.
A visitor from Mauritius posted Thu April 19, 2012: Cool
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 11, 2012: This photo shows how CRJs flare differently from 767 and other planes great shot Ben!!!
A visitor from - posted Wed August 10, 2011: Awesome shot... I bet the pilots are waving to each other :D
A visitor from - posted Sun August 7, 2011: Great shot Ben. A real Ben Wang classic!
A visitor from - posted Sun August 7, 2011: A classic Ben Wang shot!
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 7, 2011: Very cool
A visitor from - posted Thu June 30, 2011: This picture makes the CRJ look like it has 777 landing gear.
A visitor from United States posted Wed May 4, 2011: Sweet shot! Two UA birds in the same livery, landing on parallel runways, on a nice day... The gods set this up just for Ben to take the picture!
A visitor from - posted Mon April 25, 2011: Like father like son !
A visitor from - posted Mon April 25, 2011: I think it's pretty cool to see two very different jets side by side coming in for a landing. It's a good way to see the difference in size of the two planes.
A visitor from - posted Mon April 25, 2011: Truly awesome! but what about wake turbulence?
A visitor from United States posted Fri March 11, 2011: Another of Ben Wang's "Magic" shots! First of all....the two runways these guys are landing on are 750 ft. apart; second... one plane is much closer to the camera, thus making it appear as though they are side by side, (which they are not) All things considered, this is one of the finest aircraft landing photos you will ever see, ANYPLACE! (As only Ben Wang can do it! )
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 26, 2011: Nice!imagine crj then 320 then 737 then 757 then 767 then 777 then 747 same color!!!!!!!
A visitor from - posted Fri December 3, 2010: Love this photo and I love UAL. Save the Tulip!
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 3, 2010: Awesome!! That big plane has a mini-me! Great photo, tons of detail all around, and an amazing capture!
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 3, 2010: This is the perspective as seen through the telephoto lens the picture was taken with (compressed) Wonder what it looked like to an observer without a camera? Congratulations Ben on one heck of a shot!
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 3, 2010: Great picture
A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri December 3, 2010: United.this is my screensaver this month.what a capture.
A visitor from - posted Tue October 26, 2010: I congratulate to mr. wang because of capture such scene.
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 5, 2010: Great photo... And to those who wouldn't fly on N666UA because of the tail number, you shouldn't fly on airplanes at all. The world is flat after all and you might just fly off the edge.
A visitor from - posted Mon October 4, 2010: Fantastic photo. Birds of a feather flock together. :) Very unique perspective. Nice environmental setting. The water, rocks, and mountainous terrain add to the photos beauty. A great memorialization of United Airlines livery as well given the recent merger.
A visitor from - posted Fri September 24, 2010: Awesome
A visitor from United States posted Fri September 10, 2010: 767: Me, first! I'm bigger! CR-J: No, me! You don't let me land, first: I'm telling mom! In all seriousness: great shot! Truly a "San Francisco Treat!".
A visitor from Australia posted Wed September 8, 2010: Great capture, would be an amazing view looking out your window but would feel alot better looking out the 76s window..
A visitor from Australia posted Mon August 23, 2010: I think this shot is very cool because its such a rare shot even on a.net . the fact that both planes are by the same airline makes it even cooler.
A visitor from Japan posted Wed July 21, 2010: Very nice shot!
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 21, 2010: It is like a father and son
A visitor from - posted Wed July 21, 2010: 767 is already flaring and crj is still going down. Very nice shot.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed July 21, 2010: You really captured the moment here.
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 21, 2010: An excellent capture in the actual size difference of these aircraft. The fact that they both carrie the same carrier markings adds a great visual touch to this scene. The background, the water in the foreground; great visual capture by Mr Wang! Thanks for your great images.
A visitor from - posted Wed July 21, 2010: Great Pic, perfect timing! great to compare a A/C with landing with and without slats!
A visitor from Mauritius posted Wed July 21, 2010: Nice
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 14, 2010: The planes were obviously not as close together as the photo makes it, but through the use of depth it makes it look like they were right on top of each other!
A visitor from United States posted Sun May 2, 2010: Another affect of parallel runways. :)
A visitor from Sweden posted Sun May 2, 2010: Compare their flaring!!
A visitor from - posted Fri April 23, 2010: Great Shot..but Due to the the tail number...i wont be flying on her lol
A visitor from Australia posted Mon April 12, 2010: Looks like mummy had a bubby! :)
A visitor from - posted Mon April 12, 2010: Looks like the 767's main gear is some special landing gear for the CRJ200
A visitor from - posted Sun March 21, 2010: You can see in this picture the mother United Airlines plane protecting its young as they land.
A visitor from Canada posted Fri January 22, 2010: Imagine behind the 767 was a 777 or a 747. Then it would be like father mother and son taking a walk near the ocean on a beautiful San Francisco day.
A visitor from - posted Thu December 31, 2009: I love how the main wheels for the CRJ are the same size as the nose wheel for the 767
A visitor from - posted Fri December 4, 2009: Wonderful..........
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 10, 2009: It looks like the weels of the big plane are coming out of the small plane his ass
A visitor from - posted Tue October 6, 2009: In size... No comparison :(
A visitor from - posted Fri September 18, 2009: Haha Mother and son
A visitor from United States posted Sat May 30, 2009: Amazing picture, that is simply great, wonder what the pilots are thinking!!!!
A visitor from United States posted Thu March 26, 2009: Father and Son on their Sunday walk in the Park.
A visitor from Portugal posted Sun February 22, 2009: Different weights(etc)- different landing attitudes... a great photo to quickly convince some PPL students that not all aircrafts land with a positive pitch
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 18, 2009: Great photo!
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Thu January 22, 2009: Looks so fantastic that a Small plane was landing with the big plane together.... Like mother and son... Really a very great shot.
A visitor from Germany posted Sun January 4, 2009: Impressive, never seen before
A visitor from Bangladesh posted Wed December 10, 2008: The mother guiding the son...is it that? one of the best pics of airliners.net for sure!capturing two different carriers of the same airlines is indeed splendid!thanx Ben for sharing it with us!!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 21, 2008: Little brother and big brother. such a sweet photo.
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 21, 2008: Did those planes come from the same direction? because its spectacular that their landing together!
A visitor from South Africa posted Sun October 5, 2008: United heavy and a United baby terrific timing! you can't get better than this
A visitor from United States posted Mon September 8, 2008: I love that the stripes on the CRJ's winglet line up perfectly with those on the fuselage.
A visitor from - posted Thu August 28, 2008: It appears that the 767 is pushing the CRJ!
A visitor from United States posted Sun May 11, 2008: I would never fly on that 767 cause the name of it
A visitor from United States posted Mon April 7, 2008: Very unusual shot. Those two airplanes appear to be touching each other.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed January 9, 2008: Right time + right place--> perfect pic
A visitor from United States posted Sat December 1, 2007: Nice photo!! i dont get why any airline would allow an a/c with a *666** registration....i know HP skips 666......
A visitor from Canada posted Fri November 16, 2007: This is an obvious 5-star one!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 8, 2007: I've worked 666UA on several occasions, have to say it's the most unique tail number we have... I love this shot!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 25, 2007: Thats a one in a million picture....perfect timing gettin the same carrier different jets.
A visitor from United States posted Thu September 6, 2007: Little and big brothers landing at the same time!
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 22, 2007: Sometimes you just have to be lucky!
A visitor from Bangladesh posted Sat July 7, 2007: very good
A visitor from Poland posted Thu July 5, 2007: Like mom and child!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed June 13, 2007: B-e-a-utiful
A visitor from United States posted Sun June 10, 2007: Awesome getting these two planes together in the same shot.
A visitor from Singapore posted Thu March 15, 2007: Well done!
A visitor from United States posted Sun January 21, 2007: Beautiful photo of two beautiful planes in the best city in the world. Great shot.
A visitor from Canada posted Fri January 19, 2007: Great illustration of the contrast in approach styles between the two a/c types. It looks like the CRJ grew some big gear in the back!
A visitor from Romania posted Fri January 19, 2007: WOW A great moment you captured perfectly!!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu January 18, 2007: Awesome Photo! Perfect Timing and very crisp. Good Job!

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