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Aircraft Taken at More: US Airways More: Airbus A319-132 More: Los Angeles - International (LAX / KLAX) More: USA - California, September 2006 Remark Photographer N825AW (cn 1527) I couldn't BEElieve my eyes. Just look at all those BEEs. I guess this was the right place to BEE as well as the right time to BEE there. You get the picture....BEE!!!!!! More: Joey Collura Contact Joey Collura Link to me!

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A visitor from Mauritius posted Wed November 18, 2009: Bees boarding an aircraft before take off! Thats gonna be a sweet flight. Regards Krishley.G.D.Purmanun
A visitor from Canada posted Wed November 4, 2009: The queen must have been hit, and her pheromones spread on the wing tip.
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Tue September 29, 2009: BEEzzare!
A visitor from Thailand posted Mon September 28, 2009: This is an Airbus's experment. They can provide addition lift to the wing and save some fuel cost, BEE careful to put them equally on both wings to keep a balanced lift. If this experiment is success, they may put the BEEs as an option to the airlines. A very unique shot! 5 stars
A visitor from Germany posted Sat August 8, 2009: I only can say great!
A visitor from Norway posted Wed July 8, 2009: Do you think they will get any good service out there?
A visitor from Australia posted Wed July 8, 2009: I think 250 knots+ will fix this..
A visitor from Canada posted Wed June 3, 2009: You could get rid of them with a STINGER missile.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue May 26, 2009: Must be filling up with BP (Bee Pee) get it? never mind...
A visitor from - posted Sat April 11, 2009: Oh, that's how those africanized bees are migrating...
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri April 3, 2009: At least the bees are concerned about air safety. Look, they let the navigation lights to be seen still.
A visitor from Singapore posted Mon February 23, 2009: LOL a rare sight! BEE strike!!
A visitor from Belgium posted Wed January 21, 2009: Maximum take-off weight exceeded... Damn BEE's !
A visitor from United States posted Sat October 25, 2008: All aboard, where are they headed?
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Mon October 20, 2008: The wingtip must be made of HONEYcomb material....or maybe they thought the engines were made by HONEYwell. Very unique picture.
A visitor from - posted Sat September 27, 2008: Only at LAX!
A visitor from - posted Thu August 28, 2008: I think US Airways is replacing their human workers to bee workers to save money....:) By the way BEEautiful picture, nice to BEE There!
A visitor from - posted Fri August 22, 2008: I wonder if this was a cause for making a Bee movie. thats to show the producers how you would get bee's onto a plane!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed August 20, 2008: Wonder if they keep hanging on until Fl370.
A visitor from United States posted Tue August 19, 2008: Airborne Bee#1: "Shoot, this looks like LaGuardia at 5:00 o'clock" Bee#2 "Tell me about it. I've been circling for an hour."
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon July 28, 2008: To BEE or not to BEE... Two BEEs or not two BEEs..:) Great shot, 5*!
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 27, 2008: We all new it was coming.... the new movie.. "Bees on a Plane."
A visitor from Canada posted Wed June 25, 2008: Ladies and gentelmen BEES...here's your captain speaking... please make sure your seat belt is set, we are ready for take off...thank you. ( for dinner... you can eat the fuselage :P )
A visitor from Australia posted Sun June 15, 2008: Lol nice work with all the BEE jokes. I guess this pic has too BEE seen to BEE BEElieved
A visitor from United States posted Sun May 25, 2008: I am guessing the BEEcause of all the buzzing exceitment, there was a minor delay in getting this flight under way as the waitied for a Beekeeper
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 16, 2008: Wow. especially when it looks like a new livery of u.s. air! nice photo
A visitor from - posted Sun May 4, 2008: That was the best airliner photo of bees on a plane
A visitor from Finland posted Sat April 26, 2008: Ouch! Interesting photo, though I HATE bees!
A visitor from Germany posted Sat April 26, 2008: You sure got the right moment - great shot!
A visitor from - posted Tue March 18, 2008: Now that they are gone has anyone thought up what to do for plan Bee?
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 17, 2007: Oh BEEhave. Great Photo!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed July 25, 2007: I hope they had the pitot tube covers on!! Gives a new meaning to A vs Bee on A.net :) Unique and a very interesting insight.
A visitor from Venezuela posted Wed July 4, 2007: The best! amazing
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 25, 2007: Great photo. I'm sure a flight at FL350 would take care of that problem!
A visitor from Sweden posted Thu April 26, 2007: Oh! They found their new home. I wounder if the metal taste honey...Awsome photo
A visitor from France posted Tue September 26, 2006: This shot tastes like honey on heavy metal. Awesome
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Tue September 26, 2006: Have honey? Amazing!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 26, 2006: BEEautiful photo! ;)
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 26, 2006: BEEs on a plane > Snakes ...wonder how Samuel would have dealt with that
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: No happiness here!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue September 26, 2006: "Bees On A Plane" ..... *groan*
A visitor from Turkey posted Tue September 26, 2006: Who's replacing the bulb? ME ?? ;-)
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: The Airbus must be really bugged...
A visitor from Israel posted Tue September 26, 2006: The bees got a free flight (":
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: Anybody ever hear of a bee strike to an engine :)
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: THAT is a one-of-a-kind photo! Which do you think they like better - takeoffs or landings?
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: I guess they needed to BEE somewhere faster than flying there themselves. I suppose they were occupying Seat 1 BEE?
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: Very bizarre photo to say the least! Good thing I don't work around the aircraft as I am allergic to bees and need immediate medical attention if ever stung by just one!
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: This is very common in the Southwest. I have seen it happen on five or six occaisons in Arizona. We have called out beekeepers to smoke them off of the planes right before departure. On a side note, throwing Avgas on a bee is a quick way to kill them.
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: I don't see what all the buzz is about. It's just a BEEautiful shot......
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: Unique picture. You were lucky to have had the opportunity to BEE there and see this. As a joke: They would have had to cancel that flight for security reasons because those bees did not pass through the security checkpoint.
A visitor from Portugal posted Tue September 26, 2006: What a curious moment, nice catch.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue September 26, 2006: To BEE or not to BEE, that's the question...btw, that's gotta BEE one of the best shots~! =)
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: Wonder if they flew with them on there?
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 26, 2006: They just skipped boarding in order to be off the plane first after arrival. :)
A visitor from Canada posted Tue September 26, 2006: What a great idea - all those little wings might help increase lift, and at the same time provide free honey for the economy pax ;)
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 26, 2006: I wonder what is atracting them? Are they just mad that the lights may have been on?
A visitor from Germany posted Mon September 25, 2006: A319, tastes like honey! :-)
A visitor from United States posted Mon September 25, 2006: Those who know how to fly prefer Airbus...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon September 25, 2006: Interesting picture and well spotted. Hope they are not killer bees hitching a lift!
A visitor from United States posted Mon September 25, 2006: Bees like gasoline, too!
A visitor from United States posted Mon September 25, 2006: OK that is just WEIRD! Very unique capture! Hope you kept your distance!!!
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon September 25, 2006: Those lights taste like honey :)
A visitor from Finland posted Mon September 25, 2006: How lucky BEEing able to capture a moment like this! Well done!

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