Spotting down under

Zaktualizowano: 5 cze 2025
Far far away... this is what I always thought about Australia. Ten years ago I visited New Zealand and still can recall the length of that trip. Nevertheless, when I got an opportunity to go to Sydney, I said - I'm on it and ... I packed my camera and got on the plane down under.
At YSSY I spent some time using the opportunity to visit different spotting locations. The beach was the first place I went to. It was a bit sultry afternoon when I got there, but the view was awesome. However, for picture taking I preferred a newly constructed official viewing platform, located just next to the airport tower. It was absolutely great for morning traffic where you can catch majority of movement. During one of the afternoons, I also went along the canal and found a nice photo position close to a bike path offering limited view to 16R arrivals.
Even though plane spotting wasn't the primary reason for my trip, I must admit that I enjoyed views of YSSY airport. I managed to catch not only a good variety of Australian traffic, but also quite a few international carriers flying down under. See a modest selection of my photos from YSSY below.

Boeing 737-800 - Qantas (retro) 
Singapore Airlines (DHL) - Boeing 777F 
China Southern - Airbus A330-300 
Cathay Pacific Cargo - Boeing 747-8 
Jetstar - Airbus A321neo 
Jetstar - Boeing 787-8 
Eastern Australia (Qantas Link) - DHC-8-200 
Singapore Airlines - Airbus A380-800 
Qantas (Mendoowoorrji) - Boeing 737-800 
Qantas - Airbus A380-800 
Thai Airways - Airbus A350-900 
Virgin Australia - Boeing 737-8 MAX 
Virgin Australia - Boeing 737-800 
NSW Ambulance - Beechcraft B300 
Capital Airlines - Airbus A330-300 
Qantas - Airbus A330-300 
UPS - Boeing 747-8 
Regional Express - Saab 340 
Sunstate Airlines (QantasLink) - DHC-8-Q400 
National Jet Systems - Airbus A220-300 
Link Airways - Saab 340 
Qantas - Boeing 737-800 
Private - Bombardier BD-700 Global 
Air New Zealand - Airbus A320neo




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