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Aircraft Photos Taken at Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO)

Greensboro, NC

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  • N832AL @ GSO - Seen here before it became N875SJ. - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ GSO
  • N203AV @ GSO - Nation's Air - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ GSO
  • N353US @ GSO - Post Merger Scheme - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ GSO
  • C-GXRC @ GSO - No Titles being transformed to Freighter whilst NN777SJ for GP - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ GSO
  • N311EA @ GSO - Tradewinds - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ GSO
  • N5WM @ KGSO - At Greensboro during TDY - by Charlie Pyles by Charlie Pyles @ KGSO
  • N10481 @ KGSO - The 1998 Maule MXT-7-180A Model Name is actually a “Comet”. - by L. D. Marshburn III by L. D. Marshburn III @ KGSO
  • N975DH @ GSO - 1997 Boeing 757 -23N in Greensboro N.C. - by Richard T Davis by Richard T Davis @ GSO
  • N65853 @ KGSO - 2004 Cessna 182T in Greensboro N.C. - by Richard T Davis by Richard T Davis @ KGSO
  • N18555 @ GSO - Photogfraph taken mid May 1962 - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N20798 @ GSO - Photograph taken mid May 1962 - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N18555 @ GSO - Photograph taken mid May 1962 - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N18555 @ GSO - Photograph taken Mid May 1962 - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N18555 @ GSO - Photograph taken mid 60s - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N6325T @ GSO - Owner by Wendell Trogden, Eastern Airlines Capt. Greensboro, NC from 1967 through 1969. Eventually sold to El Salvador for use in Soccer War as FAS 407. N6325T, 44-73973 returned to the states and still flies today as John Stine's warbird Cottonmouth. - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO
  • N6325T @ GSO - Owner by Wendell Trogden, Eastern Airlines Capt. Greensboro, NC from 1967 through 1969. Eventually sold to El Salvador for use in Soccer War as FAS 407. N6325T, 44-73973 returned to the states and still flies today as John Stine's warbird Cottonmouth. - by Sam Sox, Jr by Sam Sox, Jr @ GSO