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| By Mark Nankivil |
Recently, there has been a flurry of charter
flights arriving at St. Louis Downtown Airport, bringing in a variety of new
aircraft types. Airport Director, Bob McDaniel, has recently commented, "Now, with our recently widened
and improved runway, visiting sports teams can enjoy that same close proximity
and easy in and out travel. We’ve seen a growing number of Boeing 737’s, 757’s,
Airbuses and MD-80s bringing hockey, baseball and football teams to St. Louis
through our airport. We’re proud to provide this new capability to our customers
and the region." Thanks to the generosity of Director McDaniel and the
management of Jet Aviation, The Aero Experience is privileged to bring
exclusive coverage of charter flights as part of our Midwest Aero Experience.
Here are some views of an arriving Boeing 727-200:
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| By Carmelo Turdo |
Tail Art - nose art in reverse, or at least on the opposite part of the plane than expected - is the topic of today's photo essay. Tail art acts in a similar way as nose art in that it depicts an image representing the individual or corporate identity and sometimes just a name or dedication. Also included are tail codes that incorporate unique adaptations of other known logos. Here are some interesting examples of tail art from events over the last few years.