YYZ 5 Pack

Some planes flying into and out of Pearson International Airport, from smallest to biggest.

Air Georgian (Air Canada Alliance) Beech 1900D

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Cool shots!

. . . good ones Attila, you should include the first one in the Canadian Airliners thread !!

The 328Jet is one of my favorite a/c. Thanks!

Aerophile wrote in post #12133835
Cool shots!

Thank you, glad you like them.

Rivman wrote in post #12134696
. . . good ones Attila, you should include the first one in the Canadian Airliners thread !!

Thanks amigo, and will do.

gkarris wrote in post #12134807
The 328Jet is one of my favorite a/c. Thanks!

Anytime, glad to accomodate.

nice work... my only critique is on the B190D. with the crop like you have it, the horizontal stabilizer should be uncropped. just a liiiiiiittle to the left and it would have been perfect.

altitude604 wrote in post #12137397
nice work... my only critique is on the B190D. with the crop like you have it, the horizontal stabilizer should be uncropped. just a liiiiiiittle to the left and it would have been perfect.

Thanks for the feedback - it's actually uncropped, that was the shot that appeared as I saw it. I wasn't going to waste time zooming out to get the whole a/c as I would have missed this nice angle..lol

Cool shots! Shame KLM is sending the A332 now

Thanks Jan - I think it was used simply because the 747 was used for another route that day. I have shots of the -47 from last week, and am pretty sure that it's still the standard for the flight into YYZ.

^ they'll change out aircraft based on forecasted load factors as well. you'll notice that KLM will switch to the 777 in the off-peak season when they can't fill the 747. if they're using the A330 it's probably because of low passenger numbers so they're trying to stay in the black.

WingsofFury wrote in post #12143345
Thanks Jan - I think it was used simply because the 747 was used for another route that day. I have shots of the -47 from last week, and am pretty sure that it's still the standard for the flight into YYZ.

The A332 is a regular now and the evening flight is a 772. You will be seeing the 744 sometimes though.
http://www.diecastairc​raftforum.com …e-afternoon-arrivals.html

a332, 772? 744?

RadAL wrote in post #12144725
a332, 772? 744?

Airbus A330-200, Boeing 777-200 and Boeing 747-400.

IATA has standard shortened versions of aircraft type identifiers for flight plans etc and they're a lot easier than spelling it all out.

altitude604 wrote in post #12144771
Airbus A330-200, Boeing 777-200 and Boeing 747-400.

IATA has standard shortened versions of aircraft type identifiers for flight plans etc and they're a lot easier than spelling it all out.

We plane freak's always use short forms. Just like airport codes, Ottawa Airport is CYOW just like on my location.