I'm using the lockdown to work on my flight log, and I have two departures out of MIA in 1992 and 1993 I'm missing the aircraft's reg number. I'm aware that MIA has a very active spotter/photographer community and I was wondering if any of you were active in the early 90s, or could get me in touch with any spotters from that era.
I'm looking for the reg numbers of
1) AA967 leaving MIA for UIO on September 26, 1992, with a 757.
2) SAETA Ecuador (possibly flight numbers EH21 or EH22) leaving MIA for GYE or UIO on September 25, 1993, with an A310, either EC-BRP or EC-BSF.
Could anybody get me in touch with any spotters or spotting communities who might have been active at MIA in the early 90s? Thank you so much!
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