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Zdjęcie autora: Tomasz Kozakowski
Tomasz Kozakowski
6 mar 2024
1 minut(y) czytania

Earlier this year, while flying back from my winter family holidays at the island of Roatan, I made a quick stop at Miami, FL. The weather, however, was a bit tricky, so I regret to admit that all the big plans for spotting at KMIA didn't really worked. Frankly speaking, I just spent about two hours at famous "the holes" spot, but even during this relatively short time I managed to catch some typical US traffic (dominated by American Airlines and its affiliates).


As you might be aware, Miami is famous for being the gateway for South America, but this time I just got a single Avianca Boeing 787 Dreamliner and LATAM Boeing 767. This actually aroused my appetite for more Latin American traffic... And.. this means that definitely I have to come back to KMIA soon...


Feel free to browse a modest collection of my recent catches from KMIA below.



  • American - Boeing 777-200
    American - Boeing 777-200
  • El Al - Boeing 787-9
    El Al - Boeing 787-9
  • Avianca - Boeing 787-8
    Avianca - Boeing 787-8
  • United - Boeing 737-8 MAX
    United - Boeing 737-8 MAX
  • Frontier - Airbus A321-200
    Frontier - Airbus A321-200
  • TAP - Airbus A330-900
    TAP - Airbus A330-900
  • Delta - Airbus A321-200
    Delta - Airbus A321-200
  • American - Boeing 787-8
    American - Boeing 787-8
  • LATAM - Boeing 767-300
    LATAM - Boeing 767-300
  • Frontier - Airbus A321neo
    Frontier - Airbus A321neo
  • Envoy Air - Embraer 170-200
    Envoy Air - Embraer 170-200
  • Southwest - Boeing 737-8 MAX
    Southwest - Boeing 737-8 MAX

 
 
 

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