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BOEING 777-300ER (ZK-OKT) - From left to right ....br /An Alitalia B772 (EI-ISB) from Rome (FCO) and back, this EVA Air B77W being repositioned to another gate for the second half of a round-trip Auckland (AKL) run later, an Emirates A388 (A6-EOM ... one of UAE's special "United for Wildlife" scheme decalbirds) halfway completed on a Dubai (DXB) here-and-back trip, an Air France A388 (F-HPJG) on a Paris (CDG) round-trip route, a Lufthansa A388 (D-AIMJ) making the turnaround stop of a trip from and back to Frankfurt (FRA), and an Asiana A388 (HL7635) midway thru a round-tripper from and back to Seoul (ICN). br /Our aircraft was Southwest's "Arizona One" (N955WN). Earlier this year (March, 2018), N955WN was unveiled as SWA's newest "Arizona One" to replace the original "Arizona One" which was WFU and scrapped.
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BOEING 777-300ER (ZK-OKT)

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From left to right ....
An Alitalia B772 (EI-ISB) from Rome (FCO) and back, this EVA Air B77W being repositioned to another gate for the second half of a round-trip Auckland (AKL) run later, an Emirates A388 (A6-EOM ... one of UAE's special "United for Wildlife" scheme decalbirds) halfway completed on a Dubai (DXB) here-and-back trip, an Air France A388 (F-HPJG) on a Paris (CDG) round-trip route, a Lufthansa A388 (D-AIMJ) making the turnaround stop of a trip from and back to Frankfurt (FRA), and an Asiana A388 (HL7635) midway thru a round-tripper from and back to Seoul (ICN).
Our aircraft was Southwest's "Arizona One" (N955WN). Earlier this year (March, 2018), N955WN was unveiled as SWA's newest "Arizona One" to replace the original "Arizona One" which was WFU and scrapped.

14 of ZK-OKT 21069 of B77W 103044 at KLAX
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Gary SchenauerPhoto Uploader
In addition to the four A388s seen in the background here, there were two more ... a Korean Air A388 (HL7627) just out of the right side of this photo that had pushed back and was being disconnected from the tug for a flight to Seoul (ICN) and a Qantas A388 (VH-OQI) that had just arrived from Sydney (SYD) and was parked at a QFA gate.
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Greg Byington
That's a nice collection, Gary! Which airport is this?
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Isaac Vogelzang
Looks like KLAX to me Greg.
Great shot Gary, lots of cool carriers in one frame-5*!
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Gary SchenauerPhoto Uploader
Hi, Greg. Ooops. I'm sorry. I was so busy listing all the info on the various jetliners that I forgot to enter the airport info. But it looks like Isaac already IDed the airport. (Grin) And he is spot-on correct. Well done, Isaac. Sure nuff is LAX. (I'll enter the identifier.) Hi, Issac. (Wave) TYVM for the comment ... AND for replying to Greg's question. This was not my first "air & road trip" to S. Cal, but there were some "firsts" for some of us. Two of us caught our first Aeroflot and I also caught my first Virgin Australia. And none of us had ever captured six A388s at the same airport simultaneously. So this was a superb trip -- and it was our last road trip for this year. Staying home for the holidays. (Both Thumbs Up)
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Greg Byington
Very cool, Gary! Keep up the great work wherever you are!
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Tom Vance
All this from inside a jet! 5x5 and at 1st glance I was thinking you were in HKG! wow, Ive missed quite a lot not taking LAX photo runs - Others I have contact with have taken Imperial Hill photos of the A380 row and it is awesome color - I know the Railfans have their Kodachrome days, but this ranks right up there Gman!
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