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N8327A, 2012 Boeing 737-8H4, C/N: 37009
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Aircraft N8327A, 2012 Boeing 737-8H4, c/n 37009 l/n 4269, Southwest 737-800. This plane had a tail strike at LAS in February 2014 and some discussion sites said that they weren't going to repair the minor damage but scrap the aircraft instead, at MCO, photo by Florida Metal
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Southwest 737-800. This plane had a tail strike at LAS in February 2014 and some discussion sites said that they weren't going to repair the minor damage but scrap the aircraft instead
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Shot Date 2013-08-31
Airport MCO
Orlando International Airport, Orlando, Florida United States
Upload Date 2014-05-26
Views 283
EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Shutter Speed 1/1600 sec
Aperture f/5
ISO 100
Focal Length 205 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 5184 × 3456
Date Taken 2013-08-31 17:13:42
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Aircraft N8327A, Boeing 737-800, at KLAS, photo by Mark Pasqualino
Mark Pasqualino
@ KLAS
Aircraft N8327A, Boeing 737-800, at KLAS, photo by Mark Pasqualino
Mark Pasqualino
@ KLAS
Aircraft N8327A, Southwest 737-800, at FLL, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ FLL
Aircraft N8327A, FLL spotting 2017, at KFLL, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ KFLL
Aircraft N8327A, Southwest 737-800 - had a tail strike on landing at LAS, ferried to PHX then PAE and rumored to have been or getting scrapped., at FLL, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ FLL
Aircraft N8327A, 2012 Boeing 737-8H4, c/n 37009 l/n 4269, Southwest 737-800. This plane had a tail strike at LAS in February 2014 and some discussion sites said that they weren't going to repair the minor damage but scrap the aircraft instead, at MCO, photo by Florida Metal
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