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D-AEFL, 1992 Boeing 737-4Y0, C/N: 25178
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Aircraft D-AEFL, 1992 Boeing 737-4Y0, c/n 25178 l/n 2199, D-AEFL starboard main gear and engine with all cowlings open. Ex Futura a/c, nowadays in service with AirExplore. Pic taken at the Contactair maintenance facilities., at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
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D-AEFL starboard main gear and engine with all cowlings open. Ex Futura a/c, nowadays in service with AirExplore. Pic taken at the Contactair maintenance facilities.
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Shot Date 2010-05-01
Airport EDDR
Saarbrücken Airport, Saarbrücken Germany
Upload Date 2012-09-10
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EXIF Data
Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model NIKON D200
Lens 17.0-55.0 mm f/2.8
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/5
ISO 200
Focal Length 22 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 680
Date Taken 2010-05-01 15:50:56
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Aircraft D-AEFL, D-AEFL inside of Contact Air maintenance facilities, at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
Thomas M. Spitzner
@ EDDR
Aircraft D-AEFL, D-AEFL cabin view towards the rear galley, at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
Thomas M. Spitzner
@ EDDR
Aircraft D-AEFL, D-AEFL starboard engine with all cowlings open seen from the back, at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
Thomas M. Spitzner
@ EDDR
Aircraft D-AEFL, taxying to the stand, at EDDR, photo by Friedrich Becker
Friedrich Becker
@ EDDR
Aircraft D-AEFL, D-AEFL front view of the starboard engine, at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
Thomas M. Spitzner
@ EDDR
Aircraft D-AEFL, 1992 Boeing 737-4Y0, c/n 25178 l/n 2199, D-AEFL starboard main gear and engine with all cowlings open. Ex Futura a/c, nowadays in service with AirExplore. Pic taken at the Contactair maintenance facilities., at EDDR, photo by Thomas M. Spitzner
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