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EMBRAER 175 (long wing) (N286SY)
A SkyWest (Delta Connection) Embraer is on the climb from 16R and tucking the wheels in the wells in this sunrise-hour shot.
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As is obvious by the shadow of the wing on the fuselage, the early morning sun is still low in the east. It had just popped up over the Virginia Range Mountains east of the airport when this click was snapped.
Beautiful !!!
Brrrrrrrrr...my fingers would have been frozen w/out gloves,,,,,( teeth chatter ) just looking at this.
This is a great early morning shot Gary! Just by chance, yesterday I came across a copy of a safety document that my airline used to distribute to their pilots back in the '80s. It's dated July 1988. On opening it up, the first article is about a Galaxy Airlines L188 Electra that crashed a couple of minutes after takeoff at KRNO in early '85. He was enroute to MSP, more than 3 hours to the east. One passenger was the only survivor.
Diana ... Thank you very much. (Wave)
Alien ... Yeah, it WAS really "brisk" when I was out there next to Charlie TWay. It was 22 degrees F and a steady breeze. It was so cold I was having difficulty getting my fingers to press the shutter button. I had two hand warmers but I had been out there from well before dawn (when I first arrived it was pitch dark and only 18 degrees) and both warmers were cooling down so they weren't much help anymore. But I survived. And I guess it wasn't THAT terrible because I'm going out again on Friday early AM.
Hey, Chris, howdy. (Wave) Yep, that Electra went down right on S. Virginia Street. In fact, I was just at the accident location two days ago - today there is a small store mall near the place on the street that it went down. A couple years ago, some jerkwad stole the bronze memorial marker that had been placed in memory of those who died. So a Reno city councilwoman, a Ms. Kitty Jung, spearheaded the process of replacing it. I was asked to be at the ceremony when the new memorial was uncovered to take photos. The lone survivor, who had been a young boy who had been found right in the center of S. Virginia Street still strapped into a seat, attended the rededication ceremony (naturally, he is now an adult). It was quite a nice ceremony, but a bit emotional -- the Galaxy flight was a charter that had brought a group out to San Francisco for a Super Bowl game and the young boy had been with his dad. After he recalled the crash, he unveiled the new marker. I was taking pics and when he unveiled it, I immediately noticed that the Flight Number was incorrect. I kept taking photos and certainly did not interrupt the ceremony, but later I spoke privately with the councilwoman and pointed out the error. She wasn't certain whether I was correct, but she said she would look into it immediately. And she did. She called me at my home a short while later to thank me and assure me that the flight number error would be fixed pronto. I went back a week or so later and the number had been corrected. It is fairly easy to see that the number has been replaced, but it does not detract from the memorial's appearance. And , I have photos of the memorial with the incorrect number and also the corrected number. BTW, the crash should never have happened. There was nothing at all wrong with the Electra. A ground agent at an FBO at the airport failed to secure the small door after he ground started the engines. When the plane took off, the door popped open and was banging against the fuselage. The pilot, not knowing what it was he was hearing, declared; then requested an emergency return to the airport. The Electra crashed as he was turning back. I have photos of the scene (not mine - I wasn't here). there wasn't much left. But the boy was found strapped in to an upright seat all by himself in the middle of the four lane street. What a tragic occurrence.
Alien ... Yeah, it WAS really "brisk" when I was out there next to Charlie TWay. It was 22 degrees F and a steady breeze. It was so cold I was having difficulty getting my fingers to press the shutter button. I had two hand warmers but I had been out there from well before dawn (when I first arrived it was pitch dark and only 18 degrees) and both warmers were cooling down so they weren't much help anymore. But I survived. And I guess it wasn't THAT terrible because I'm going out again on Friday early AM.
Hey, Chris, howdy. (Wave) Yep, that Electra went down right on S. Virginia Street. In fact, I was just at the accident location two days ago - today there is a small store mall near the place on the street that it went down. A couple years ago, some jerkwad stole the bronze memorial marker that had been placed in memory of those who died. So a Reno city councilwoman, a Ms. Kitty Jung, spearheaded the process of replacing it. I was asked to be at the ceremony when the new memorial was uncovered to take photos. The lone survivor, who had been a young boy who had been found right in the center of S. Virginia Street still strapped into a seat, attended the rededication ceremony (naturally, he is now an adult). It was quite a nice ceremony, but a bit emotional -- the Galaxy flight was a charter that had brought a group out to San Francisco for a Super Bowl game and the young boy had been with his dad. After he recalled the crash, he unveiled the new marker. I was taking pics and when he unveiled it, I immediately noticed that the Flight Number was incorrect. I kept taking photos and certainly did not interrupt the ceremony, but later I spoke privately with the councilwoman and pointed out the error. She wasn't certain whether I was correct, but she said she would look into it immediately. And she did. She called me at my home a short while later to thank me and assure me that the flight number error would be fixed pronto. I went back a week or so later and the number had been corrected. It is fairly easy to see that the number has been replaced, but it does not detract from the memorial's appearance. And , I have photos of the memorial with the incorrect number and also the corrected number. BTW, the crash should never have happened. There was nothing at all wrong with the Electra. A ground agent at an FBO at the airport failed to secure the small door after he ground started the engines. When the plane took off, the door popped open and was banging against the fuselage. The pilot, not knowing what it was he was hearing, declared; then requested an emergency return to the airport. The Electra crashed as he was turning back. I have photos of the scene (not mine - I wasn't here). there wasn't much left. But the boy was found strapped in to an upright seat all by himself in the middle of the four lane street. What a tragic occurrence.
Amazing picture and story, Gary. I learn so much from your comments.
Thanks Gary for that background on the tragic accident to the L188. The report that I read stated that he taxiied out on engines 1 and 4, starting 2 and 3 on the way to the runway. It must have been a short taxi out because they were rolling onto the runway and setting up takeoff power just 2 minutes and 10 seconds after starting the first engine at their parking position on the ramp. The air start access door that had not been secured measured just 8 inches by 11 inches, but that was big enough to create so much buffeting and vibration once the Electra was airborne at 120 knots that the Captain thought he had an engine or propeller problem...
One of the better Embraer 175 photos I have seen.
What a story about the RNO L188 Crash. Beautiful plane / and a sad tragedy.
What a story about the RNO L188 Crash. Beautiful plane / and a sad tragedy.
Gman too funnee...and age makes a difference Isotoner Gloves, and cut just an opening for your fingertips to touch the camera might help...
Sweet shot! She's also really lit up at night. Just flew over my house.
TYVM, Bill. (Wave)
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Fecha | Aeronave | Origen | Destino | Salida | Llegada | Duración |
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12-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | Int'l de Los Ángeles (KLAX) | 07:11PM MDT | 08:05PM PDT | Programado |
12-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | 04:05PM MDT | 05:27PM MDT | Programado |
12-05-2024 | E75L | Magic Valley Rgnl (KTWF) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 01:40PM MDT | 02:24PM MDT | Programado |
12-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Magic Valley Rgnl (KTWF) | 12:05PM MDT | 12:37PM MDT | Programado |
12-05-2024 | E75L | Colorado Springs (KCOS) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 08:30AM MDT | 10:06AM MDT | Programado |
11-05-2024 | E170 | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Colorado Springs (KCOS) | 06:09PM MDT | 07:23PM MDT | Programado |
11-05-2024 | E170 | Lewiston/Nez Perce County (KLWS) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 01:15PM PDT | 03:33PM MDT | Programado |
11-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Lewiston/Nez Perce County (KLWS) | 12:00PM MDT | 12:13PM PDT | Programado |
11-05-2024 | E75L | Pocatello Rgnl (KPIH) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 06:32AM MDT | 07:04AM MDT | 0:32 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Pocatello Rgnl (KPIH) | 09:36PM MDT | 10:02PM MDT | 0:26 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Billings Logan Intl (KBIL) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 06:40PM MDT | 07:37PM MDT | 0:56 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Billings Logan Intl (KBIL) | 04:43PM MDT | 05:50PM MDT | 1:06 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Lewiston/Nez Perce County (KLWS) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 01:18PM PDT | 03:34PM MDT | 1:15 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Lewiston/Nez Perce County (KLWS) | 12:04PM MDT | 12:15PM PDT | 1:11 |
10-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Palm Springs (KPSP) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 06:12AM PDT | 08:35AM MDT | 1:23 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Int'l de Palm Springs (KPSP) | 09:27PM MDT | 09:50PM PDT | 1:22 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Long Beach (KLGB) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 05:27PM PDT | 07:51PM MDT | 1:23 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Long Beach (KLGB) | 03:46PM MDT | 04:22PM PDT | 1:35 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 11:46AM MDT | 01:01PM MDT | 1:15 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Los Ángeles (KLAX) | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | 08:31AM PDT | 10:57AM MDT | 1:25 |
09-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de San Diego (KSAN) | Int'l de Los Ángeles (KLAX) | 06:46AM PDT | 07:12AM PDT | 0:26 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Los Ángeles (KLAX) | Int'l de San Diego (KSAN) | 10:06PM PDT | 10:32PM PDT | 0:26 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | Int'l de Los Ángeles (KLAX) | 07:08PM MDT | 07:52PM PDT | 1:44 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Int'l de Albuquerque Sunport (KABQ) | 04:00PM MDT | 05:16PM MDT | 1:16 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Sun Valley/Friedman Meml (KSUN) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 01:38PM MDT | 02:19PM MDT | 0:41 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | Sun Valley/Friedman Meml (KSUN) | 11:58AM MDT | 12:38PM MDT | 0:39 |
08-05-2024 | E75L | Will Rogers World (KOKC) | Int'l de Salt Lake City (KSLC) | 08:56AM CDT | 10:04AM MDT | 2:08 |
07-05-2024 | E75L | LaGuardia (KLGA) | Will Rogers World (KOKC) | 05:54PM EDT | 08:14PM CDT | 3:20 |
07-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Saint Louis-Lambert (KSTL) | LaGuardia (KLGA) | 01:13PM CDT | 04:07PM EDT | 1:54 |
07-05-2024 | E75L | LaGuardia (KLGA) | Int'l de Saint Louis-Lambert (KSTL) | 10:39AM EDT | 12:12PM CDT | 2:32 |
07-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l General Mitchell (KMKE) | LaGuardia (KLGA) | 06:28AM CDT | 09:34AM EDT | 2:06 |
06-05-2024 | E75L | LaGuardia (KLGA) | Int'l General Mitchell (KMKE) | 06:11PM EDT | 07:07PM CDT | 1:56 |
06-05-2024 | E75L | Eppley Airfield (KOMA) | LaGuardia (KLGA) | 01:22PM CDT | 04:51PM EDT | 2:28 |
06-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Eppley Airfield (KOMA) | 11:12AM CDT | 12:17PM CDT | 1:05 |
06-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Pierre Elliott Trudeau (CYUL) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 06:18AM EDT | 07:51AM CDT | 2:32 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Int'l Pierre Elliott Trudeau (CYUL) | 08:15PM CDT | 11:12PM EDT | 1:57 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Bismarck Muni (KBIS) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 05:53PM CDT | 06:57PM CDT | 1:03 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Bismarck Muni (KBIS) | 03:54PM CDT | 04:59PM CDT | 1:04 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Minot Intl (KMOT) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 01:57PM CDT | 02:59PM CDT | 1:01 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Minot Intl (KMOT) | 10:20AM CDT | 11:35AM CDT | 1:14 |
05-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Pierre Elliott Trudeau (CYUL) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 06:15AM EDT | 07:40AM CDT | 2:25 |
04-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Int'l Pierre Elliott Trudeau (CYUL) | 08:21PM CDT | 11:19PM EDT | 1:57 |
04-05-2024 | E75L | Eppley Airfield (KOMA) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 12:34PM CDT | 01:20PM CDT | 0:45 |
04-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Eppley Airfield (KOMA) | 10:29AM CDT | 11:22AM CDT | 0:53 |
04-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Midway (KMDW) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 06:40AM CDT | 07:42AM CDT | 1:01 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | Int'l Midway (KMDW) | 08:23PM CDT | 09:28PM CDT | 1:05 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Midway (KMDW) | Int'l de Minneapolis-Saint Paul (KMSP) | 05:42PM CDT | 06:49PM CDT | 1:06 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Detroit (KDTW) | Int'l Midway (KMDW) | 05:05PM EDT | 04:52PM CDT | 0:46 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Washington-Dulles (KIAD) | Int'l de Detroit (KDTW) | 02:45PM EDT | 03:47PM EDT | 1:01 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | Int'l Washington-Dulles (KIAD) | 01:07PM EDT | 02:01PM EDT | 0:53 |
03-05-2024 | E75L | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | 09:20AM CDT | 12:12PM EDT | 1:51 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | 09:09PM CDT | 10:45PM CDT | 1:35 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 05:40PM CDT | 07:51PM CDT | 2:10 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | 02:30PM CDT | 04:16PM CDT | 1:45 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 10:47AM CDT | 12:49PM CDT | 2:01 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | 08:34AM EDT | 09:24AM CDT | 1:50 |
02-05-2024 | E75L | Syracuse Hancock Intl (KSYR) | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | 05:44AM EDT | 06:40AM EDT | 0:55 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | Syracuse Hancock Intl (KSYR) | 11:32PM EDT | 12:16AM EDT (+1) | 0:44 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l Chicago-O'Hare (KORD) | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | 07:13PM CDT | 10:03PM EDT | 1:50 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | Int'l Chicago-O'Hare (KORD) | 04:18PM EDT | 05:22PM CDT | 2:04 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l John F. Kennedy (KJFK) | 11:16AM CDT | 02:20PM EDT | 2:03 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | 08:23AM CDT | 10:01AM CDT | 1:37 |
01-05-2024 | E75L | Mc Allen Intl (KMFE) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 05:56AM CDT | 06:45AM CDT | 0:49 |
30-04-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Mc Allen Intl (KMFE) | 10:48PM CDT | 11:37PM CDT | 0:48 |
30-04-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Raleigh-Durham (KRDU) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 07:48PM EDT | 09:41PM CDT | 2:52 |
30-04-2024 | Unknown | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Int'l de Raleigh-Durham (KRDU) | 03:15PM CDT | 07:01PM EDT | 2:46 |
30-04-2024 | E75L | Midland Intl Air and Space Port (KMAF) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 12:46PM CDT | 01:32PM CDT | 0:46 |
30-04-2024 | Unknown | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Midland Intl Air and Space Port (KMAF) | 11:03AM CDT | 11:53AM CDT | 0:50 |
30-04-2024 | Unknown | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 07:57AM CDT | 09:47AM CDT | 1:50 |
29-04-2024 | Unknown | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 09:25PM CDT | resultado desconocido (?) | n/a |
29-04-2024 | E75L | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | 09:25PM CDT | 11:07PM CDT | 1:42 |
29-04-2024 | E75L | Nashville Intl (KBNA) | Int'l de Austin-Bergstrom (KAUS) | 06:34PM CDT | 08:30PM CDT | 1:56 |
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