Singapore Airlines (SIA)
Airbus A340-541
CAAS Registration Number (R/N): 9V-SGE
Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN): 563
In the process of being transferred to a gate with the assistance of a towbarless tractor.
Tiger Airways (TGW)
Airbus A320-232
CAAS Registration Number (R/N): 9V-TAE
Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN): 2724
A "tiger without wings" on home ground taxiing pass SIA "Quebec Charlie" while en-route to the budget terminal.
Nice shots, 9V-Orion Images. If you don't mind could you share where is the location from which these shots are taken? PM me if you want to. Thanks
Yeah, would you please share where you took the pic? From what I hear the only place that one can take the landing shot is blocked by fencing and noisy trucks speeding like nobody's businessNice shots, 9V-Orion Images. If you don't mind could you share where is the location from which these shots are taken? PM me if you want to. Thanks
Nice shots, 9V-Orion Images. If you don't mind could you share where is the location from which these shots are taken? PM me if you want to. Thanks
Hi guys, thanks for all the comments and enquiries though I will have to apologise as it is not in my intention to disclose any potential plane spotting locations that have not been revealed publicly for reasons of "security" as promised to a certain individual, though it shouldn't be too difficult for people familiar with the layout of aerodrome: WSSS to figure out that particular vantage point in question where the photos are taken. Your kind understanding is very much appreciated.Yeah, would you please share where you took the pic? From what I hear the only place that one can take the landing shot is blocked by fencing and noisy trucks speeding like nobody's business
For some reason, I was pretty sure it was a "jumbo jet" when I had initially took the photo though I could be a wrong and a "flying pencil" makes just as much sense too. :think:
I doubt I had ever saw a civilian McDonnell Douglas DC-9 much less a militarised variant in Singapore before, you are indeed very fortunate to have shot one especially in this era.A USN McDonnel Douglas C-9B landing
Closer
View of the tail section
RSAF Fokker 50 Maritime Enforcer landing
Welcome back to this thread.Bombardier BD700-1A11
Ahh... Did you take them from the fire station near the runway, or from the control tower? Looks like it, as the whole perimeter fence is covered by those trees...Hi guys, thanks for all the comments and enquiries though I will have to apologise as it is not in my intention to disclose any potential plane spotting locations that have not been revealed publicly for reasons of "security" as promised to a certain individual, though it shouldn't be too difficult for people familiar with the layout of aerodrome: WSSS to figure out that particular vantage point in question where the photos are taken. Your kind understanding is very much appreciated.
For some reason, I was pretty sure it was a "jumbo jet" when I had initially took the photo though I could be a wrong and a "flying pencil" makes just as much sense too. :think:
