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N224WN, 2005 Boeing 737-7H4, C/N: 32493
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Aircraft N224WN, 2005 Boeing 737-7H4, c/n 32493, Southwest Airlines N224WN "Slam Dunk One" (FLT SWA1922) from Nashville Int'l (KBNA) on final approach to RWY 25L., at LAS, photo by Dean Heald
Southwest Airlines N224WN "Slam Dunk One" (FLT SWA1922) from Nashville Int'l (KBNA) on final approach to RWY 25L.
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Shot Date 2006-10-31
Airport LAS
Harry Reid International Airport
Upload Date 2006-10-31
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 20D
Shutter Speed 1/640 sec
Aperture f/7.1
ISO 100
Focal Length 130 mm
Exposure Bias -0.33 EV
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1200 × 800
Date Taken 2006-10-31 13:44:56
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Aircraft N224WN, 1/2 mille final for 26L, at ONT, photo by Helicopterfriend
Helicopterfriend
@ ONT
Aircraft N224WN, Southwest Airlines N224WN "Slam Dunk" (FLT SWA118) from Orlando Int'l (KMCO) touching down on RWY 25L., at LAS, photo by Dean Heald
Dean Heald
@ LAS
Aircraft N224WN, Southwest Airlines "Slam Dunk ONE" N224WN landing RWY 23. Operating this day as WN254 from Tampa Int'l (KTPA), the aircraft will continue on to Baltimore/Washington Int'l (BWI)., at ORF, photo by Dean Heald
Dean Heald
@ ORF
Aircraft N224WN, Southwest Airlines "Slam Dunk ONE" N224WN (FLT SWA1011) from Lambert-St. Louis Int'l (KSTL) landing on RWY 25L., at LAS, photo by Dean Heald
Dean Heald
@ LAS
Aircraft N224WN, This plane has been repainted twice since this picture was taken. Now it has the standard Southwest livery., at KPHX, photo by Dave Turpie
Dave Turpie
@ KPHX
Aircraft N224WN, 2005 Boeing 737-7H4, c/n 32493, Southwest Airlines N224WN "Slam Dunk One" (FLT SWA1922) from Nashville Int'l (KBNA) on final approach to RWY 25L., at LAS, photo by Dean Heald
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