Phoenix Sky Harbor Arizona
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 5:25 pm
Spent a few December days in sunny Phoenix .
The airport is one of the most photographer friendly in the world - these shots were taken from the roof of the 3 main terminal car parks.
Traffic is frequent but repetitive - mainly AA narrow body airbus in both AA & old US airways schemes, but the good light makes it worth an hour or two.
N560UW by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3383 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3361 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
B717
HC9A3358 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
Good place for AA "Special Schemes" like this PSA example
HC9A3332 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3283 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
The cheeriest "set brakes" signal I have ever seen
HC9A3268 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
Southwest were much in evidence - even have their own mini terminal
HC9A3232 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
Guess this one has done a few sandy/dusty approaches
HC9A3218 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3192 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A2679 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A2650 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A2639 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A2637 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
C-GWBT by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3433 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
HC9A3509 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
The odd "Mad Dog" still around
N922DX by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
N3737C by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
This last one is actually down Tucson way (Pima Air & Space Museum) - the 787 was used for extensive testing hence now a museum piece due to stresses on the airframe.
HC9A3755 by Nigel Fenwick, on Flickr
A word of advice for anyone shooting from the roof of the T4 car park : don't do it if you are hungry - there must be a barbeque establishment vent from the terminal below & the sound of my rumbling stomach drowned out even the MD90 departure
Thanks for looking & best wishes for Christmas
Bat 21
The airport is one of the most photographer friendly in the world - these shots were taken from the roof of the 3 main terminal car parks.
Traffic is frequent but repetitive - mainly AA narrow body airbus in both AA & old US airways schemes, but the good light makes it worth an hour or two.



B717

Good place for AA "Special Schemes" like this PSA example


The cheeriest "set brakes" signal I have ever seen


Southwest were much in evidence - even have their own mini terminal

Guess this one has done a few sandy/dusty approaches









The odd "Mad Dog" still around



This last one is actually down Tucson way (Pima Air & Space Museum) - the 787 was used for extensive testing hence now a museum piece due to stresses on the airframe.

A word of advice for anyone shooting from the roof of the T4 car park : don't do it if you are hungry - there must be a barbeque establishment vent from the terminal below & the sound of my rumbling stomach drowned out even the MD90 departure

Thanks for looking & best wishes for Christmas
Bat 21