Hi Kelly, thank you so much! It’s amazing to see the airliners pass directly over you at a couple hundred feet or so. Ahh the smell of burnt Jet A fuel! 😂
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Nice spotting pictures Joh, 🙂
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Thanks very much, Rudi! ❤️ I love airplanes.
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I love watching planes. It would almost be worth living closer to the airport to watch them coming and going.
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They are like poetry in motion, so much going on. The physics of flight and the aircraft are so amazing! I live near a small airport and see many smaller aircraft daily and certainly hear them passing over my house. McCarran International Airport is several miles southeast of me, or about a 30 minute drive.
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Our airport is straight down the Lewvan from us – maybe five miles. But it is one of the smallest international airports in the world so few large or small planes – and the large ones are hardly jumbo jets. The runways run west/east so we don’t see much air traffic here.
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It’s not that far so you could easily drive to it if there is enough air traffic.
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I would have to check the arrival and departure schedule. It isn’t many. We have Gate One and the other one. 🤣
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That is a small airport… I just had a look at a map of the city.
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Only so many people rushing to Regina. 🤣. And we have major international airports in Calgary and Winnipeg – less than an hour flight from here
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It looks like a small city, not unlike my Michigan hometown but it has a tiny airport, only puddle jumpers land there!
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Population about 250,000. A lot of provincial government type people, being the capital of Saskatchewan.
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Oh, okay. I didn’t know that. I hope that’s not a negative for the city. Detroit, Michigan had in my opinion, too many years of mayors that had very selfish reasons to run for the office. That’s not state-wide of course, but it still stinks.
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I don’t know that it is a negative. It just is part of being the capital of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon (our other major city) is more medical and university based.
these are great
Hi Kelly, thank you so much! It’s amazing to see the airliners pass directly over you at a couple hundred feet or so. Ahh the smell of burnt Jet A fuel! 😂
Nice spotting pictures Joh, 🙂
Thanks very much, Rudi! ❤️ I love airplanes.
I love watching planes. It would almost be worth living closer to the airport to watch them coming and going.
They are like poetry in motion, so much going on. The physics of flight and the aircraft are so amazing! I live near a small airport and see many smaller aircraft daily and certainly hear them passing over my house. McCarran International Airport is several miles southeast of me, or about a 30 minute drive.
Our airport is straight down the Lewvan from us – maybe five miles. But it is one of the smallest international airports in the world so few large or small planes – and the large ones are hardly jumbo jets. The runways run west/east so we don’t see much air traffic here.
It’s not that far so you could easily drive to it if there is enough air traffic.
I would have to check the arrival and departure schedule. It isn’t many. We have Gate One and the other one. 🤣
That is a small airport… I just had a look at a map of the city.
Only so many people rushing to Regina. 🤣. And we have major international airports in Calgary and Winnipeg – less than an hour flight from here
It looks like a small city, not unlike my Michigan hometown but it has a tiny airport, only puddle jumpers land there!
Population about 250,000. A lot of provincial government type people, being the capital of Saskatchewan.
Oh, okay. I didn’t know that. I hope that’s not a negative for the city. Detroit, Michigan had in my opinion, too many years of mayors that had very selfish reasons to run for the office. That’s not state-wide of course, but it still stinks.
I don’t know that it is a negative. It just is part of being the capital of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon (our other major city) is more medical and university based.