Last month, I found a new favorite place to planespot at the Provo Municipal Airport on a dike road for Utah Lake. Today, I went back to my new favorite spotting location in order to photograph an Allegiant Air arrival. Needless to say, I am pleased with the end result! Here's the link:
Provo (PVU) 26
Preview:
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| Pilatus PC-12/45 (N292P) on short final for 13, arriving from North Las Vegas. I love the contrast between the red fuselage of the Pilatus and the mountains in the background! |
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| Allegiant Air McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (N891GA) on short final for 13, arriving from Phoenix/Mesa as AAY132. I have always wanted to get a view like this! |
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| Airframe originally delivered as an MD-82 to SAS Scandinavian Airlines as LN-RLG in 1986. It was then leased several times to various carriers before removal from the fleet prior to subsequent acquisition by Allegiant. In 1992, it was leased to the second incarnation of Compass Airlines (not to be confused with the U.S. regional airline) in Australia as VH-LNK. In 1993, it was leased to Reno Air and re-registered as N844RA. In 2003, it was acquired by Allegiant Air and converted into an MD-83. |
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| I really love photographing from this vantage point, especially when an commercial airliner is the subject! |
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| Diamond DA-20-C1 Katana (N968CT) on short final for 13. This aircraft used to be part of the Utah Valley University fleet. It is now with Platinum Aviation, a local flight school based at nearby Spanish Fork. |
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