- by Dave Hall
クリスマスと 2020 年の PlaneTags!
- by Dave Hall
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15% オフをご利用ください - 12 月 16 日まで!プロモーションコード: PT15
カリフォルニア州トーランスのスタジオは、月曜日から金曜日の午前 9 時から午後 5 時まで営業しています。
12月24日火曜日のクリスマスイブと12月31日火曜日の大晦日は午後12時PTまで営業いたします。
クリスマスの12月25日水曜日と元旦の1月1日水曜日はお休みさせていただきます。 2020年。
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CLT Airport has always been more than a busy hub for travelers. It’s a place where millions of people experience the wonder of flight every year. In 2023, CLT partnered with MotoArt Studios to create a series of permanent installations that honor aviation’s past while welcoming travelers into the future.
Through these unique works, each crafted from historic aircraft components, CLT has woven aviation history into the fabric of its terminal expansion. Every piece blends artistry, functionality, and heritage, turning the passenger experience into something truly memorable. Read on to find out more about the project and new Boeing 747 PlaneTags that honor this collaboration.
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In the 1980s, U.S. airlines were entering a new era. Some expanded, some faded into history, and others merged to create the carriers we know today. One aircraft, a Boeing 727-200 Advanced registered N292WA, lived through this transformation. Delivered brand new to Western Airlines in 1980, one of the last jets the airline would ever receive, it later traded its red and white “Flying W” for Delta’s blue widget after the 1987 merger. For over two decades, N292WA connected passengers from coast to coast, quietly bridging the legacies of two airlines. Today, its story is preserved as Delta 727 PlaneTags.
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タイタン II: 抑止による平和
727で新年を祝う