Earlier this afternoon, I drove out to the airport dike road again to chase another Allegiant Air Airbus A319, the first one I went after in well over a month. I've been monitoring FlightAware and FlightRadar24 frequently and I've noticed that many Airbuses that Allegaint has been sending into Provo were airframes I've photographed before, so I really had no reason to chase after them. Today was different because today's catch was an airframe I haven't photographed before. Also of note, I've noticed that it's been nothing but Airbus A319s flying into Provo for the past two months and no MD-80s, which I've found strange. It appears that most of Allegiant's operations out of the destinations they currently serve out of Provo have all converted to Airbuses as the MD-80 continues to be slowly phased out of the fleet, which is too bad because I personally loved hearing the noise of an MD-80... Anyways, here's the link:
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SOCATA TBM 850 (N553CA) executing a low approach over 13. Clearly, they were practicing instrument approaches. |
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Allegiant Air Airbus A319-111 (N326NV) on short final for 13, arriving from Phoenix-Mesa as AAY132. |
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Airframe first delivered to Cebu Pacific as RP-C3190 in October 2005. Acquired by Allegiant in September 2015. |
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