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Embraer 170/175 (N173SY) - N173SY beginning its steep climb away from runway 20R on an overcast morning. This flight came in about an hour earlier and is seen departing for San Jose, CA.

Tamaño intermedio / Tamaño grande / Tamaño real

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Embraer 170/175 (N173SY)

Enviado hace 8 años

N173SY beginning its steep climb away from runway 20R on an overcast morning. This flight came in about an hour earlier and is seen departing for San Jose, CA.

26 of N173SY 7737 of E170 5293 at KSNA

Mark See

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Mark SeePhoto Uploaderhace 8 años

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it was already this high off the ground when it got to my position next to 20R. Most aircraft are still rolling at this point and a lot of them don't even start lifting the nose until they get another 500 feet past here.

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