A few nice air travel images I found:

Air France 747 F-GEXB


Image by caribb
Air France’s 747 being prepared for a flight back to Paris. In a couple of years this will be an A380 flight.

Air Jamaica A320-214 6Y-JMK


Image by caribb
Air Jamaica 6ship Y-JMK sits and waits for us to position ourselves for takeoff.. looks cool from the front.

*Airplanes 101* (See Airplanes 101 Set)
Name: Airbus A320
Manufacturer: Airbus Industries Europe (France/Germany)
Main Role: Medium capacity, medium range mainline jetliner. A "standard Workhorse" aircraft
Basic design: Twin engined, single aisle narrow body jet. This airframe became the basis for the A319, A321 & A318 aircraft.
Capacity: Roughly 150 passengers
Range: 2600km to 5600km
First delivery date: 1988
Still in production in 2006: Yes
Easily confused for: Airbus A318, A319, A321, Boeing 737
Main identifying points: Look for the "Airbus" cockpit windows, twin engines, double over wing emergency exit, Arrow shaped winglets & a classic Airbus tail & tail cone. It
Examples of Main Operators: Air France, Air Canada, United, Lufthansa, US Airways, Alitalia, Iberia, Aeroflot, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Photo: Air Jamaica’s A320 – front on shot
List_of_Airbus_A320_operators

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A320#A320

For more pics of A320 aircraft see the A320 Family group here at Flickr.

Air Food


Image by kool_skatkat
Sometimes air food can be surprisingly good.

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