By: MapleLeaf_330 - 16th September 2002 at 14:27
RE: viewing planes
I can also add the Seattle is very good, although the there is not very many exotic types to view.
Even though we are not the United States, Toronto has excellent viewing areas. You can park on the top of terminal one and see the entire airfield. However, they will be destroying this terminal (and terminal two) for a one massive terminal and this will compliment terminal three.
Regards,
By: Hand87_5 - 16th September 2002 at 09:19
RE: viewing planes
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 16-09-02 AT 09:20 AM (GMT)]An other place too , quite far away from the US but …. NArita airport.
As far as I know the terrace is still open to the public. I spent hours there …… :9
By: greekdude1 - 16th September 2002 at 06:26
RE: viewing planes
Trust me, if you’re kickin’ it in the Proud Bird parking lot spotting and taking pics, nobody is going to say anything.
GD1
By: dan330 - 15th September 2002 at 20:34
RE: viewing planes
Only one I tried to view and take photos at was Orlando and apart from approach shots it was pretty impossible.
The US is very strict on anyone even watching planes after 9/11, they don’t really understand us lot as well as here in the UK and many other countries.
By: greekdude1 - 15th September 2002 at 20:22
RE: viewing planes
LAX is tremendous for approach shots on rwy’s 25R/L. From the Proud Bird parking lot, you can just park your car free of charge, sit back and enjoy. If anybody needs directions, let me know.
GD1
By: Hand87_5 - 15th September 2002 at 13:34
RE: viewing planes
From the one I know:
SFO (new international terminal
LAX
CVG
ATL
By: monster500 - 15th September 2002 at 01:11
RE: viewing planes
JFK and Bostan Logan are the best
be careful filming though
By: KabirT - 14th September 2002 at 16:33
RE: viewing planes
JFK and LAX are supposed to be good.
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